What Does It Mean to Be a Japan Heritage Site? “ Japan Heritage ” refers to stories that convey Japan’s culture and traditions through...

Most people are familiar with Tohoku due to the 2011 tsunami. However, beyond that tragic moment, the region has quietly rebuilt, and...

At the base of Mt. Fuji is Aokigahara, a forest most people only know from movies. When I finally stepped inside, it felt strange at first—quiet, dark, and colder than expected. But with a local guide, I started to see another side: mossy roots, hidden caves, and a calmness that made the place feel alive.

Formerly walked by Japan’s emperors themselves, the ancient pilgrimage routes of the Kumano Kodo  have long been on the list of those...

Walking the Nakasendo Trail: A Journey Through Japan’s Past What if the most authentic way to experience Japan wasn’t through modern...

Living in the city has its perks, but with it comes the overstimulation of modern urban life. As much as I enjoy living in such a...