Known as "Heaven's Grass", the islands of Amakusa combine splendid natural beauty with a religious history that certainly does their name justice.
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Tucked away in Kansai mountainside lies Mount Koya, a true must-visit. But how do you get to one of Japan's most secluded spiritual retreats?
Did you know Japan had its very own “Wild West”? Well, it is more like “Wild North” as the area I am referring to is actually in Japan’s beautiful northernmost island of Hokkaido.
Did you know Nara is famous for its local cuisine? Well, let’s get acquainted with this side of Nara on a “culinary tour”!
The small former merchant district of Naramachi does its best to preserve its Edo-period atmosphere and charm to this day.
For its sophisticated arts and crafts as well as beautifully preserved traditional neighbourhood, Kanazawa is often described as “little Kyoto”. For the full article, please refer to ANA Experience Japan.
Asakusa, one of the most popular tourist areas in Tokyo, boasts many kinds of small shops and stands that offer small snacks and sweets throughout the area.
Plum blossom season is here, so what better time to share one of our favorite spots to see some pink-petaled beauties: Ikegami Plum Garden.