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The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Mochida Sake Brewery in Izumo is a family-run brewery dating back to 1877, offering small-batch regional sake in a beautifully preserved set of …
The Karakoro Plaza complex is a registered tangible cultural property of Japan. Pop in for a bite to eat or a bit of rest.
Looking for a tea shop in Matsue? You can't do better than Kashima Tea, helmed by a nationally recognized tea master.
Sacred and windswept, Inasa-no-Hama is the mythic beach where Japan’s deities are said to arrive each autumn.
This museum is dedicated to the life and afterlife of literary giant Lafcadio Hearn.
See the house that Lafcadio Hearn loved, located in the Shiomi Nawate area of Matsue's historic quarter. Access it by boat.
A short, scenic stroll links the shrine with Tamatsukuri Onsen’s public footbaths and historical markers.
Honnō-ji Temple is perhaps most famously associated with the death of Oda Nobunaga. Although the temple's current location is not the same as …
teamLab Future Park Okinawa is one of the many teamLab digital art museums across Japan.
An old-school cinema in Shinsekai, screening past hits and other things of a rather risqué and not-suitable-for-work nature.
Janjan-Yokocho is a 180-meter shopping street in Shinsekai.
Tsukubusuma Shrine is a Shinto shrine, located on the edge of Chikubushima Island in Lake Biwa.