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Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park is the most famous attraction in the city of Hiroshima and a great place to explore the city’s dark history.

The Yasaka Shrine (八坂神社 Yasaka-Jinja), commonly known as the Gion Shrine for organizing the Gion festival every year.

If you’re visiting the beautiful country of Japan during the rainy season, it’s helpful to know what to expect and how to get the best from your trip.

Sumo is Japan. Big, bold, and unique! Discover the history and customs of Japan’s epic national sport and what it’s like to attend a sumo-sized match.

The Alpha X is the latest and greatest in bullet train technology, bringing the best in terms of safety and top speed at 400km/h.

This Niigata Prefecture travel guide will show you the great things to do among the mountains and by the coast of this corner of Japan.

The Silver Pavilion is one of Kyoto’s most beautiful and underrated temples, home to ancient buildings and stunning gardens.

Hidden away in the northern mountains of Kyoto are the rural towns of Kurama and Kibune. Two of the best hidden gems that Kyoto has to offer.

Learn about all the Japanese holidays on the annual calendar so that you can better plan your next Japan trip and experience something new.

Located in the Ikeda ward of Osaka, the Cup Noodle museum is dedicated to everything “Cup Noodles” and its founder Momofuku Ando.