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Senjojiki Beach
Senjojiki Beach offers up stunning rock formations and tide pools, but don’t forget your usual beach supplies becauSe it’s still a mecca for swimming and camping...
Namahage (Demon) Museum
Namahage is an oni, a giant and fearsome demon, common in many Japanese folk tales...
Yokote Masuda Manga Museum
Famous for rice planting, savory apples, and Akita dogs, who would have thought that Akita Prefecture is also the home of the first manga (comic book) themed museum in Japan...
Ishinomori Manga Museum
At the mouth of the Kitakami River on "Manga Island," the spaceship-like structure of Ishinomaki Mangattan Museum (also known as Ishinomori Manga Museum), stands as a tribute for beloved manga artist Shotaro Ishinomori...
Top 12 Spots to See Autumn Leaves Around Tokyo
The Japanese go crazy for koyo so why not join in the national pastime of ogling those fall colors...
6 Things To do at Kinosaki Onsen in Autumn
Just two and a half hours from Kyoto lies Kinosaki Onsen—one of the top hot spring destination towns in Japan...
Niigata Manga Animation Museum
That most notably includes Yoshifumi Kondo, an animator at Studio Ghibli, Rumiko Takahashi, creator of Inuyasha and the Ranma ½ series, Nobuhiro Watsuki, who is known for Rurouni Kenshin, and Takeshi Obata, the creator of Death Note and Bakuman...
Where to See Kagura Dance in Japan
With colorful costumes sewn with luxurious golden thread– costing up to ¥2 million– and elaborate masks showing ferocious gods and harrowing demons, Kagura reenacts classic Japanese folklore tales of good versus evil...
HEY (Hirose Entertainment Yard)
The problem is, especially for those hungry for a taste of nostalgia, most arcades are now stuffed with crane games — basically slot machines for otaku (in this case, anime/manga lovers)—and purikura photo booths...
Sendai Tanabata Festival
Sendai Tanabata, the most iconic star festival in Japan, draws more than 2 million tourists each year...