Praying to The Seven Lucky Gods Hillel Wright makes a pilgrimage to these lucky gods In some ways, the Shichifukujin or…
Temples and More A whirlwind tour of Kyoto’s attractions by Melissa Feineman Do you feel overwhelmed by…
Hit the Slopes! Don’t just watch it, do it! by Suzy Small Major sporting events often inspire spectators…
Temple of ‘Toon Hillel Wright gets an animated history lesson in the Cartoon Temple Cathedrals have beautiful…
Something for everyone in Kyushu Often overlooked, Kyushu is a perfect holiday destination by Suzy Small Tucked away in Japan’s…
Ogi Peninsula: Same Country, Different World by Hillel Wright The Ogi Peninsula on Sado Island has no trains or subways,…
48 Hours in: Matsuyama by Christine Cunanan-Miki WHY GO/NOW? Matsuyama, the capital of Ehime prefecture, is a charming…
Kamikochi — Land of the Gods by Melanie Kamdar Kamikochi means ‘highland’ in Japanese but was sometimes also written with…
Hachijojima: Island bliss not far from home Melissa Kent and Robin Koning relax and rejuvenate at Tokyo’s ultimate retreat Looking for a…
48 Hours In Nagoya: Local Dining, Window Shopping and More Nagoya is Japan’s fourth-largest city with a population of over 2.3 million. Located less than…
Hakuba on Earth Hakuba, in the Japan Alps has something for outdoors enthusiasts all year round. James Robb,…
QUIS CUSTODIET? It’s wonderful in Wakayama! Henry Scott Stokes tells it from the mountains I DON’T KNOW…
Reaching new heights: Okinawa Climbing by Emmanuel Lacoste Okinawa is synonymous with white sand beaches and underwater adventures but,…
