Quiz: What Japanese makeup look should you try?

Every summer, Japan’s most famous landmark, Mt. Fuji, draws thousands of climbers chasing the country’s highest point. For a few short weeks, the snow disappears, trails open, and the mountain turns from a postcard view into a real adventure.

If you’ve ever wanted to see Japan’s most famous mountain up close while surrounded by sparkling blue lakes, the Fuji Five Lakes region is where your dream trip begins.

Autumn in Japan fills the streets with bright colors of red, orange, and gold. The air is cool, leaves from maple and ginkgo trees crunch under your feet, and the scenery looks like a piece of art. People celebrate this season through an activity called momijigari, which means going out to enjoy the Japanese maple...

A Pokemon Center in Japan is a bit different than those in the games; instead of bringing tired and hurt Pokémon to get healed, real-life Centers are the ultimate places to find excellent merchandise of all kinds. 

Motomachi is a charming shopping street in Yokohama that has grown from a small seaside village into one of Japan’s most stylish areas.

If you think Japan’s festivals only shine in summer, think again! November brings the cool, refreshing air of autumn, along with numerous exciting events that range from traditional celebrations to art and sports festivals.