Earlier this year, I traveled to the city of Atami, located in the eastern corner of the Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan.Atami translates to “hot ocean” and is known for its famous hot springs.

Japan is known as the land of the vending machines. Traveling around you’ll find that many offer hot and cold drinks and some even serve as wifi spots during times of emergency.

A new spot for Snoopy fans has recently opened in Japan, with SNOOPY Village welcoming visitors in the historic city of Kawagoe from June 26th.

To celebrate the Exchange’s 130th anniversary, shoppers can visit the Camp Zama Express and restaurants through July 31 to enjoy deals and sweepstakes.

Throughout the summer, Japan’s night skies light up with the brilliance of “hanabi,” or fireworks.

I’ve always loved summer. As a Southern California native, I feel at home in the heat—long days, golden sunsets and any excuse to be near water.

Though you may only know Zama City as the home of the U.S. Army Garrison Japan at Camp Zama, it is also a place to enjoy some good food and beautiful natural elements.

Sergeant Isaac Jimenez, a self-professed car lover assigned to the 78th Signal Battalion, recently took his oath of reenlistment on the blacktop at Fuji Speedway, a well-known motorsport racetrack near Mount Fuji.

“Micro-Tourism” Trend Puts the Spotlight on Chiba.

Tokyo’s summer is all about water—rituals, festivals and splash-filled fun.