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From samurai to sumo, origami to kabuki, Japanese culture is fascinating for children of all ages.

If you’re looking for a fun activity that doubles as a memorable keepsake and great social media content, you really can’t go past Purikura.

Experience what an old-fashioned onsen town is like with the World Heritage listed Yunotsu Onsen in Shimane Prefecture.

The Paralympics are coming to Tokyo in 2020. Learn about the Paralympics games, players, schedules, tickets and more. All updated with the latest details for 2021.

One of the 3 most beautiful views in Japan, Amanohashidate is a pine covered sandbar in the northern coastal part of Kyoto Prefecture.

While waiting for your (next) trip to Japan, why not explore Japan from the comfort of your own house with these online activities.

The Toreiyu Tsubasa is a Joyful train by JR East. The Toreiyu is special for its tatami mat seating, locally brewed Sake, and relaxing hot foot baths.

Kanazawa is famous for its history, beauty, and unique Japanese culture. These elements all come together in the city’s three well-preserved teahouse districts: Higashi Chaya, Nishi Chaya, and Kazue Machi.

August in Japan is hot, hot, hot - but don’t let the heat put you off, as it’s also one of the most beautiful, spectacular, and fun times of year to visit.

To experience traditional rural life while visiting Kyoto, make a side trip to the serene villages of Miyama in the mountains.