Halloween in Japan is a spine-tingling delight, especially if you’re a fan of thrills and chills. To get the most complete holiday experience, let’s explore the following destinations, starting with Fuji Q!!

As the moon rises in the sky, people in Japan celebrate the exciting moon festival. Here are a few things you can enjoy this autumn!

Your trip to Japan is almost set. You’ve booked the plane tickets and listed where you want to go. Don’t worry; we have a solution. Here’s everything you need to know about riding a night bus!

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)...

Natural hot spring baths, or onsen in Japan, offer unique and memorable experiences beyond the typical soak. There’s something for everyone, from luxurious spa resorts and themed baths to onsen steeped in cultural traditions.