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Yunotsu Onsen
Visiting Yunotsu is like jumping into a photograph from the 1900s—a time when Japanese houses didn’t have baths, so hot springs were the only bathing option...
Saltybe Sea Salt Making Workshop
Sightseeing in the remote prefecture of Kochi is unforgettable...
The Tomb of Emperor Nintoku (Daisen Kofun)
Daisen Kofun, believed to be the final resting place of the mysterious Emperor Nintoku, is the largest tomb in Japan...
5 Secluded OnSen in Japan and How To Discover Them
” Yet, they fail to realize that many true Japanese traditions live and breathe most authentically outside of Japan’s bustling metropolises...
A Guide on Where to See the Mummies of Yamagata
Three years later, his disciples will dig him up to see if he has successfully completed the process to become a self-mummified monk or living Buddha (sokushinbutsu)...
Kumano Kodo: Iseji Route
Traversing steep mountain passes, bamboo forests, cobbled stone paths, and sandy beaches, Kumano Kodo’s Iseji trail is one of the oldest surviving sacred sites in Japan...
Atami Adult Museum
A crank-operated fan underneath Marilyn Monroe’s dress reveals a rather *ahem* hairy situation at the Atami Adult Museum...
Tachiarai Peace Memorial Museum
Tachiarai City in eastern Fukuoka Prefecture offers two very different museums focusing on the history of kamikaze pilots towards the end of World War II...
Nakasendo Trail (Magome-Tsumago)
The Magome-Tsumago or Nakasendo trail is an eight-kilometer hike that can be completed at a leisurely pace in under two hours...
Kaka no Kukedo Sea Caves
The Shimane Peninsula, located in northeastern Shimane Prefecture, is a place where history, religion and dramatic landscapes intersect...
Upopoy National Ainu Museum and Park
In fact, the Ainu were not officially recognized as an indigenous people by the Japanese government until 2019...