Cherry blossoms in Japan usually begin to bloom from mid-March to early April with characteristic pale pink and white colors, however there is still a special species of cherry blossom, famous for its…
Kyoto is known as a city with an extremely mild and pleasant climate, with summers that are not too hot, and winters that are not too cold. That's why we rarely see...
The ancient capital of Kyoto is one of the largest and most culturally and historically rich cities in Japan. Along with that are hundreds of famous tourist destinations throughout the city, and it often takes…
If you are planning to visit Kyoto but do not want to go to crowded places such as Arashiyama bamboo forest, Kyomizu temple, or Kinkaku-ji Golden Temple,... then Uji is a great choice...
Coming to the land of the Rising Sun, seeing and taking photos with Mount Fuji is definitely the wish of all tourists, as well as Japanese people. This is…
Yokohama is one of Japan's two most populous cities (along with Tokyo), and it's also just 30 minutes by train from Tokyo. In contrast to the hustle and bustle of Toyko, Yokohama is...
When mentioning places to see red leaves in the Kansai region, people often think of ancient temples in Kyoto or large parks in Nara first. In Osaka, although the number of…
November every year is truly the best time to see Japan in the fall. Along with the yellow leaves from the ginkgo trees, the maple leaves (momiji) are also a symbol of autumn...
Nara is a very famous red leaf viewing spot in the Kansai region of Japan. In addition to the overwhelming red color of momiji at Nara park, the row of ginkgo trees in Tenri city is also a…
When mentioning Shirakawago, people often think of an ancient village with hundreds of wooden houses covered with snow on the roofs, all over the roads and fields. Because the time that attracts the most tourists…