While Japan’s scorching summer days continue in the Kanto Plain, the season offers many activities for you to get your mind off the heat.
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Oshino Village is home to a set of eight ponds that were designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2013.
Fashion serving as a driving power of social change and art liberation.
Plaza House Shopping Center is the oldest shopping mall in Japan.
A child racing through the park gleefully squealing, arms stretched out, hands cupped around some many-legged being.
A copperplate print created by a Yokosuka Naval Base employee has been selected by the Bologna Illustrators Exhibition for display in a Tokyo art museum.
The Four Seasons Osaka opens it doors on August 1, 2024.
Earlier this year, I traveled to the city of Atami, located in the eastern corner of the Shizuoka Prefecture. Atami translates to “hot ocean” and is known for its famous hot springs. In fact, millions of tourists come to the city each year to relax in the healing waters.
Have you always wanted to visit sunflower fields in Japan? Well, now is your chance to see some of the best places in Japan’s midwest and what each gorgeous field offers.
On Okinawa there are many beaches perfect for a fun day for visitors to choose from. But, Okuma Beach managed by Kadena FSS is one you won’t want to miss.
Unwind on Minna Island off Okinawa’s Motobu Peninsula.
Summer festival games and ring toss world match.
In midsummer, many step out in yukata, or summer kimono, and gather in parks which are colorfully decorated with lanterns – to eat, drink and perform traditional dances to the beat of Japanese folk music.
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