- Let’s go to “Saiho-ji Temple”in Hiroshima where the movie, “The Girl Who Leapt Through Time” is based!
- Let’s go up the stair case that appeared in the movie “The girl who leapt through time”! Have you heard of the movie, “The girl who leapt through t
- Let’s explore the city of "Takehara" in Hiroshima, with it’s taste of old Japan.
- The city where traditional Japanese life can still be seen. The closest station is the JR Kure line, Takehara station. You can get here by limousin
- You should definitely stay 1 night to see beautiful “Taketomijima Island”early in the morning!
- For my first solitary journey, I went to Taketomijima Island! I usually don’t travel alone, or eat alone, but this time I thought of traveling alon
- Welcome to Hakata, the town for history! Taste the best Japanese tea, Yamecha! (Fukuoka)
- Hello, it’s Nagabuchi from Burabura Fukuoka (http://burabura-fukuoka.jp/). Hakata is a historical town that has been peaceful with China for over 2000
- If you want to enjoy casual shopping, why not go to“Hiroshima Hon-dori Shotengai”!
- It’s long and spacious! If you ever want to shop in Hiroshima, I recommend “Hiroshima Hon-dori Shotengai”, commonly known as “Hon-dori”. It’s so sp
- “Ootsu-e”, the folk art loved by travellers in Ootsu, Shiga Prefecture; Let’s go and buy one!
- The folk art that was loved by travellers as souvenir Let me introduce this interesting shop that I found while walking by Biwa-ko Lake. There
- “Kanda Jimbo-cho”the town to find rare books is also secretly known as a town of gourmet food.
- A treasure box of rare old books. The ‘book town’ of Kanda Jimbo-cho. Do you like reading? I do! I love touring the second-hand bookshops, so I
- Relax in the 'Bath of Beauty' Hot Spring - Shizuoka’s Hidden Beauties Part 3
- An extremely authentic Japanese onsen resort After looking around the Sumatakyo promenade, we decided to soak in a hot spring and relax. The Sumatak
- There is so much to see on the longest shopping street in Japan! “Tenjinbashi-suji-shotengai”
- Let’s stroll down the 2.6km long shopping street from north to south! The “tenjinbashi-suji-shotengai”shopping street is the longest shopping street
- We went to the ‘real’ market in Osaka,“Kuromon Ichiba” , or Osaka’s kitchen!
- Take a look around this market where professional traders come! “Kuromon Ichiba”is famously known among people in Osaka. It’s commonly called “Osak
- Neon signs that reflect Osaka’s flashy culture are a must see in “Doutonbori”!
- Being “Ha-de”, is OSAKA! Osaka is getting popular among tourists in Japan. Generally speaking, people in Osaka are extraverted, straight forward,
- Osaka’s MUST visit! Experience culture with a walk through the nostalgic narrow street, “Hozenji-Yokocho”.
- Grab a drink after visiting Hozenji Temple. Hozenji-Yokocho is a narrow bar street located next to the Hozenji Temple to the north. It started ar
- You must visit, if you like Japanese history! The hidden village of warrior who prays a peace in Nara Japan.
- The hidden village of a great swordsman The village of 'Yagyu' takes about one hour from the Kintetsu station by the bus in Nara. It is from live
- The most famously known shopping street in West Japan "Shinsaibashi-suji Shotengai"
- Information Provided By OSAKA CONVENTION AND TOURISM BUREAU. Map Shinsaibashi 1 ~ 2 chome,Namba ,Chuo-ku,Osaka-City
- Let's go to the Samurai's village, Yagyu in Nara and eat traditional cuisine at "Jyubee Shokudo"!
- Look at the restaurant’s sign… its logo is two Japanese bamboo hats! The Japanese swordsman’s home village of Yagyu takes about 1 hour to get to fr