Let’s explore what makes Niseko one of many top choices for adventure and discover other thrilling places in the country!

Tsukimi, which translates to “moon viewing,” is a tradition that dates back to the Heian period (794-1185). During this time, the aristocrats of Japan would gather to admire the full moon, compose poetry, and enjoy seasonal foods.

If you have ever wondered how to make mochi, you’re in for a treat. It’s a chewy and versatile rice cake and is a beloved part of Japanese cuisine, enjoyed in everything from traditional desserts to modern fusion dishes. Making mochi at home with sweet rice flour or participating in the traditional mochitsuki (mochi pounding)...

For foodies and those who love trying new things, Japanese barbecue offers a mouth-watering adventure filled with rich flavors, fun grilling, and a unique cultural twist.

Are you ready to dive into the colorful universe of anime and visit their matsuri episodes? Let’s explore which ones are the best!

When you think of Japanese festivals, one word that should come to mind is mikoshi. These portable shrines are the heart of many Japanese celebrations, bringing communities together in a fun display of culture and tradition.