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Of Japan's many martial arts one of the most distinctive is surely kendo, a study of swordplay that follows in the footsteps of the samurai.

Japanese calligraphy is more than just artful writing, it's an activity loaded with skill, tradition and spirituality meaning that you may want to explore.

Japan is a country of eternal traditions like the tea ceremony, a special custom you can experience on your trip thanks to this Japanese tea ceremony guide.

It’s always good to turn over a new, healthier leaf. But how will you do it and where to start? When it comes to detoxing, there’s no better country in the world than Japan.

Find out about Green Tea in Japan, where does the best tea come from? What regions in Japan tea comes from and everything else you want to know about Japanese Green tea.

Spirits of the moon, dragon kings, sun goddesses, animal spirits, an underworld for lost children, and a boy born from a peach. Japan’s wondrous and eclectic folk tales are imaginative.

Dining in Japan follows a specific set of rules when it comes to greetings, chopsticks, drinking, and paying the bill. Following these guidelines will ensure you have a positive dining experience.

When you visit a host household in Japan, you should know that there are rules of Japanese etiquette that all visitors are expected to follow. This guide will provide context and actionable advice.

Traveling to a different country for business affairs can feel like a daunting task — but it doesn’t have to be. By understanding proper Japanese business etiquette, you don't have to worry.

Tourists with tattoos may not realize that showing their tattoos in Japan can be a sign of disrespect. It’s important to be aware of the places that do and don’t accept those with visible tattoos.