The preparation of Japan’s delicious mochi at an incredible record-breaking speed in Nara is quite a daunting sight to behold.
Kansai
For a great cross-cultural experience right here in Japan, head to the home (away from home) of kimchi, K-pop and cheap cosmetics: Koreatown!
Chinatowns in Japan's Yokohama, Kobe and Nagasaki are a must-visit for any foodie for their rich variety of streetfood and other delicious Chinese dishes!
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 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.
Rising above Mt. Torafusu lies the architectural beauty Wakayama Castle as the cherry blossoms engulf Kimiidera overlooking the sea and the town.