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Places to Visit in Japan
Best Contemporary Art Galleries in Kyoto
While most regard Tokyo as the hub of contemporary art in Japan, Kyoto also has a large contemporary art scene that continues to emerge. With the traditional charm of Kyoto, it sets a unique backdrop for modern and contemporary works. Through many initiatives, contemporary art in Kyoto has become more established and esteemed as seen... Read More
Fushimi Inari Taisha
Found in Southern Kyoto, the Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is one of the most well-known Shinto Shrines in the region. Although there are thousands of shrines dedicated to Inari, Fushimi Inari Taisha is the most significant and perhaps most famous for the thousands of torii gates leading up to the main building. The picturesque path... Read More
Yoyogi Park
One of the most popular and one of the largest parks in Tokyo, Yoyogi Park is found in the Shibuya district and near the Meiji Shrine or the Meiji-Jingumae station of the Tokyo Metro and the JR Harajuku Station. If you are looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of fast-paced Tokyo, taking... Read More
Naoshima – Art Island in Japan
A unique island town tucked away along the Seto Inland Sea, Naoshima is known as Japan’s “art island” for the many art museums, exhibitions, and installations found in the area. For art lovers, a visit to Naoshima brings art to life through a multitude of contemporary and modern art along with a variety of architectural... Read More
Lake Ashi
Sometimes referred to as Hakone Lake or Ashinoko Lake, Lake Ashi is a picturesque and panoramic lake in the Hakone area. This lake is known for a variety of reasons, one, in particular, is the impressive view of Mount Fuji which can be seen from the scenic lake. The area is also filled with hot... Read More
Fruit Picking in Japan
Depending on which season you plan to visit Japan, you may be able to enjoy fruit picking, which is a common activity among both locals and tourists. Based on the time of year different types of fruit will be in season and many farms open their doors allowing visitors to pick fresh fruit and reasonable... Read More
5 Things You Can Only Do in Japan
Japan is filled with endless activity options. From natural parks to karaoke, museums, and busy shopping streets, it is like a giant playground with non-stop possibilities. There is a real mix of modern and futuristic progressions muddled with ancient traditions. This amalgamation of contradictions makes for exciting travel and a one-of-a-kind type of adventure. Make... Read More
Winter in Japan
As soon as the winter season begins in Japan, and the snow starts to fall, the entire country undergoes a slight shift and changes its mood. Winter in Japan is a very magical and special time. Other than the natural inherent beauty, there are also often fewer crowds in the winter time. From north to... Read More
Skiing in Japan
With European ski resorts facing continual problems of a lack of snow because of both high pressure systems and the onset of climate change, several other countries around the world have taken over as the prime skiing getaways. Canada and New Zealand have been top of many skiers bucket lists for a while now, but... Read More
Best Beaches in Japan
The huge range of things that one can do in Japan often acts as a hindrance in terms of promoting it to tourists. Everyone knows Japan is home to futuristic cityscapes, ancient temples, and luscious mountain ranges, but amongst all this, many forget about the country’s coastline. Japan’s international reputation as a hard-working nation and... Read More
Harajuku
Sandwiched between the twin powerhouses of Shinjuku and Shibuya lies Yoyogi Park, and the area that surrounds it, known as Harajuku. There is less to explore here than in the nearby mini-cities but it is a spot with some superb attractions to rival anywhere else in the city. History of Harajuku For such a modern and... Read More
