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Japanese Culture
15 Fun Facts About Japan
As Japan travel experts, we live and breathe everything about this incredible country. Our passion for Japan goes beyond just planning trips; we are dedicated to sharing our deep knowledge and love for every corner of this fascinating destination. And it’s not just our tour guides who are packed with fun facts about Japan—our entire... Read More
Golden Week Japan 2025
Golden Week in Japan is one of the most anticipated times of the year, both for locals and tourists. Spanning several public holidays, the Golden Week holidays offer a unique blend of cultural events, bustling cities, and vibrant celebrations. If you’re considering visiting Japan during Golden Week 2025, this article will provide you with all... Read More
Sumo Tournament Calendar 2025
Sumo wrestling is one of the most popular sports in Japan, a staple of Japanese society and culture. When traveling to Japan, it’s highly worthwhile making the effort to attend one of the six annual Grand Sumo Tournaments. If you’re hoping to experience sumo wrestling during your trip, this guide will help you navigate through... Read More
Kaiseki: A Feast for the Senses
Imagine a meal that’s as much a work of art as it is delicious. That’s Kaiseki, a multi-course Japanese dining experience that’s a feast for the senses. When it comes to culinary experiences that are both artful and deeply rooted in tradition, Japan’s Kaiseki cuisine stands out as a masterpiece. Originating from the tea ceremonies... Read More
Sumo Wrestling in Japan
In the grand tapestry of Japanese culture, few traditions loom as large as sumo wrestling. Rooted in ancient history and steeped in centuries-old tradition, this sport stands as a captivating symbol of Japan’s rich heritage and cultural identity. Let’s delve into the fascinating world of sumo wrestling, exploring its history, cultural significance, and where to... Read More
Japan in March 2025
March in Japan heralds the arrival of one of the most iconic and enchanting natural spectacles – cherry blossoms. The Land of the Rising Sun transforms into a pastel paradise as delicate pink petals blanket the country. Here, we’ll delve into the allure of traveling to Japan in March, covering the weather, crowds, prices, and... Read More
Omizutori Festival: March 1-14, 2025
Each year, as the last signs of winter begin to fade, the ancient city of Nara, Japan, bursts into fiery brilliance with the celebration of Omizutori. This 1200-year-old Buddhist festival is a spectacular display of tradition, spirituality, and the enduring power of cleansing and renewal. If you’re in Japan in March, this is a must-see... Read More
The Three Wise Monkeys of Toshogu Shrine in Nikko
In the heart of the Toshogu Shrine in Nikko, you’ll find the original Three Wise Monkeys statue that has gained international fame. These revered carvings embody the timeless principles of “see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil,” transcending their origins to represent ethical standards. Not only do these carvings hold ancient significance, but... Read More
How To Get From Tokyo to Kamakura
When planning a trip to Japan, you’ll need to know how to get from Tokyo to Kamakura. These two iconic Japanese cities seamlessly blend ancient traditions with modern charm. Tokyo, the country’s dynamic capital, dazzles visitors with its neon-lit skyscrapers and rich cultural tapestry. Meanwhile, Kamakura is a historic gem located on the Sagami Bay... Read More
Cultural Guide to Japan
Japan may be one of the most modern countries which is in a constant state of evolving, but its culture remains deeply intertwined in an ancient history that dates back thousands of years. As much as visitors will want to learn how to navigate Japan’s state-of-the-art, world-class toilets, it is equally advisable to learn about... Read More
Spa and Wellness Guide to Kyoto
Are you feeling rundown and desperate for a break? Make your next escape to the Zen capital of Japan, Kyoto, a city filled with rich history and antiquated beauty. The city is abound in temples and shrines, zen gardens, and opportunities deepen your mindfulness. With over 90% of the population identifying as Buddhist, you can... Read More
