Motoi Yamamoto’s Labyrinth of Salt Art
Motoi Yamamoto chooses salt as his artistic medium due to its ritualistic and symbolic meanings in Japanese culture. Salt purifies, and…
Japan’s Strict Laws Govern Private Ownership of Antique Weapons
In Japan, there are stringent regulations regarding the private collection of swords, spears, firearms, and other antique weaponry. Unlike some countries,…
Should I Rent a Car or Hire Driver in Japan?
Driving in Japan can be a convenient way to explore the country, but there are some important considerations for travelers planning…
KFC Japan’s New Garlic-Flavored Fried Chicken Made to Pair With Beer
Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) has done it again, this time debuting a new garlic-infused fried chicken in Japan purposefully crafted to…
Daio Wasabi Farm And Its Unique Waterwheel Attraction
Nestled in the peaceful countryside of Azumino, Japan lies the charming Daio Wasabi Farm, the largest wasabi farm in the country….
Ginza Six: More Than Just High-End Shopping
Nestled in the heart of Tokyo’s glitzy Ginza district, Ginza Six is a shopper’s paradise like no other. Opened in 2017,…
Buddha Statue 41-meter long at Nanzoin Temple in Fukuoka
Nestled in the lush green hills of Sasaguri, just a short train ride from bustling Fukuoka city, lies the serene grounds…
Yebisu Brewery Tokyo is opening in April 2024
Beer lovers, mark your 2024 calendars, next April, Yebisu beer will finally return to brewing in its original home neighborhood after…
The Giant Japanese Spider Crab: Massive Undersea Crab
In the cold, dark depths of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Japan lurks a creature almost mythical in proportion—the…
After Stunning World Cup Upset, Japanese Team Cleans Locker Room and Leaves Thank You Note
In one of the biggest upsets of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, Japan mounted an incredible 2-1 comeback victory over four-time…
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