A considerable mystique surrounds Japan’s national sport, sumo wrestling. What is it that attracts so many people to the traditional sport? We’ll look at sumo and see why the sport is popular today.

Ikebukuro is one of the most exciting cities you should visit to experience the most out of your trip! It has an aquarium, a shopping mall, and more!

One thing that may surprise about Tokyo is that it has a blossoming secondhand scene. Shimokitazawa is a lively area that boasts a unique and trendy shopping experience!

The first day out of winter and spring is on the way! While cherry blossoms play a significant role in spring in Japan, there’s so much more to enjoy!

Love is in the air… in March?! We think the day of love is on February 14th. But that is only half true in Japan! Find out more about the second Valentine’s Day – White Day.

The sakura tree is famous during Japan’s sakura (cherry blossom) season. As full blooms only last for about a week before the petals fall, cherry blossoms symbolize the fragility of life in Japanese culture.