Located off the coast of Iwakuni, Suo-Oshima is known as “Hawaii of Setouchi” thanks to its beautiful landscape, sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, along with Hawaiian-style attire, customs, and look of its residents.

A new kind of museum experience is coming to Yamaguchi Prefecture this summer. Opening on June 21st in the historic port town of Yanai, the Secret Museum Yanai Yamaguchi invites visitors to uncover hidden artworks and untold stories through a blend of cultural immersion and puzzle-solving.

Ask your friends what the national sport of Japan is, and although many of them will give you the right answer (sumo, of course), some might say “it should be baseball.”

The Ogori Cultural Museum and Jippotei Ishinkan are among Yamaguchi’s cultural assets, small, but playing important parts in cementing and conveying Yamuguchi’s place in Japan’s history.

Once a pirate haunt, the port town of Onomichi in the Inland Sea still houses an intriguing array of temples, and a surprising number of cats and cat lovers. Stephen Mansfield goes exploring.

Space Available travel offers a way for Armed Services personnel, their dependents, retirees and others who support the mission to see the world on a budget… if the timing is right. Below is what you need to know about this great privilege.

Panthers rout Perry 16-1 to win Far East Division II softball championships.

Youth was served Wednesday – and plenty of it – as Matthew C. Perry won its first Far East Division II girls soccer tournament title in eight years.

Kubasaki and Matthew C. Perry are the favorites as DODEA-Pacific girls soccer teams cap their seasons with season-ending championships.

Samurai and Cobras hope to take advantage of Christian Academy Japan’s move to Division I, while Panthers look for repeat in the DODEA-Pacific boys soccer championships.