Why You Should Visit Hachimantai in Iwate: Sake, Skiing and Organic Eating Hachimantai in Iwate Prefecture is kind of like a mini Japan. Not only does the…
Fukushima Renewal: The Re-Opening of J-Village for 2020, and a High-End Restaurant Serving Local Food On March 11, 2011 when a 9.0 earthquake rocked northeastern Japan, it pushed the island…
British Hills: A Taste of Britain in the Heart of Fukushima Prefecture Surrounded by the lush forests and refreshingly cool air of Okawa Hatori Prefectural Park, British…
Think Spring: Japan’s 2019 Cherry Blossom Forecast Released There are no surprises with the 2019 Cherry Blossom Forecast courtesy of the Japan Meteorological Corporation (JMC)…
Akita Art Village: Experience the Wonders Of Warabi-Za Dance and Theater Troupe Based in Akita’s Semboku City, the Warabi-za dance and theater troupe has put on 250…
Explore Noshiro, Akita’s “Wood Capital” and Home to an Enthralling Summer Festival Though Noshiro’s primary claims to fame are its wood industry and its basketball team, the…
The Art of Akita: Explore the Region’s Creative Cuisine In our “Art of Akita” series, we explore the region through the eyes of an…
The Art of Akita: Where There’s Poetry in Nature In our “Art of Akita” series, we explore the region through the eyes of an…
The Art of Akita: Discover the Region’s Fascinating Arts & Architecture In our “Art of Akita” series, we explore the region through the eyes of an…
Choueikan Ryokan Iwate Surround yourself with Iwate’s breathtaking beauty at Choueikan ryokan. Whether…
Aomori: Home of the Nebuta Festival and Much, Much More Aomori is a great choice for nature lovers, apple lovers,…
The Yokote Kamakura Festival Celebrates The Comforts of the Cold Although it’s hard to even imagine snow at this time…
