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The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Tracing the history and production of gold leaf in Kanazawa, this small but interesting museum has a wealth of glittering displays. Founded by …
Also known as Shinsaibashi Live House, BIGCAT can be found within Shinsaibashi BIGSTEP in central Osaka.
A small but unique gallery showcasing Kamigata wood block prints. The Kamigata region was formed of Osaka and Kyoto and the style is considered …
The most popular of Osaka's covered shopping arcades, aka shotengai, this place is a shoppaholic heaven. Filled with restaurants, fashion stores …
A 150m stretch of covered shopping arcade (known as shotengai in Japanese), this one is dedicated to all things kitchen-ware. Considering Osaka …
A 600m stretch of small stalls and shops, this shotengai (covered shopping street) is great for food and small souvenirs. The least flashy (and …
Close to Sumiyoshi Taisha, this bright and airy shotengai (covered shopping street) is a great spot to find clothes, souvenirs, street food and …
Supposedly the longest of Japan's shotengai (covered shopping streets) this one stretches 2.6km. The stalls have everything from clothes to fresh …
Also known as oita Bank Dome, this stadium hosted some of the Rugby World Cup games in 2019. Mostly used for football events, it was designed by …
Chosen to host games during the 2019 Rugby World Cup, this stadium is regularly used for football matches and occassional rugby games. It takes …
Also known as the Level 5 Stadium (and before that the Hakatanomori Football Stadium), this spot holds up to 22,500 people and regularly holds …
Also known as the Noevir Stadium Kobe, this spot has a retractable roof and the ability to hold just over 30,000 people. Serving as the home …
The oldest dedicated rugby stadium in Japan, this stadium opened in 1929 and can hold up to 30,000 people. It hosts the annual National High …
Seating 45,000 people, Toyota stadium has a retractable roof and is home to the J1 League team Nagoya Grampus. Although it is mainly a football …
Located in the Ogasayama Sports Park, the Ecopa stadium hold just over 50,000 people and will be hosting events in the 2019 Rugby World Cup. The …
The only new stadium being built for the 2019 Rugby World Cup, the Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium (also known as the Kamaishi Unosumai …
Also known as Santuario Ootoya, this little shrine has an unusual pair guarding its contents. Rather than having the shinto messnger foxes, this …