Culture Day, also known as Bunka no Hi, is honored annually in Japan on November 3rd. Let’s follow along to explore more exciting things about this special day!

Marimo are moss balls that have fascinated people for centuries. Though they look like simple green spheres, this aquatic plant has roots in Japanese culture and plays an important role in freshwater lakes. But what exactly are they, and why is it important to protect this unique species? Let’s explore these moss balls’ history, care,...

Kichijoji is famous for its wonderful mix of urban life and natural beauty. It beautifully merges the charm of the past with modern elements, ensuring something enjoyable for everyone who visits.

When people think about creating their dream trip to Japan, heading into Akihabara in Tokyo, the mecca of electronics and anime. But many people may not know that a little bit to the west of Tokyo, within the city of Osaka, is a shopping district just as exciting, if not better than, Akihabara. Den Den...

Want to learn more about unique foreign communities living in Japan? Join us as we journey to uncover the wonders of ethnic enclaves in the five most beloved Tokyo neighborhoods!

Japan is famous for its frequent use of public transportation, such as trains and buses, to protect the environment and reduce traffic congestion. Another vehicle that is equally popular and closely tied to daily life here is the bicycle. You may not know, but today, Japan is home to over 100 million cyclists! Let’s explore...