Japanese Religions
Japan has an eclectic and ecumenical approach to religion, with many seemingly incompatible beliefs mixed together or existing side by side.
Japan has an eclectic and ecumenical approach to religion, with many seemingly incompatible beliefs mixed together or existing side by side.
If you stray slightly off the beaten track in Japan, you may encounter the country’s whaling heritage.
The little island of Ikitsuki in Hirado makes a fascinating days’ ride.
Here we take a look at how to navigate the matter of tattoos in Japan’s onsen baths.
Kasudōsu is a fantastically sweet confectionary with a fascinating international history.
Japan’s most spectacular cycling event returns, with a special offer from Japan Adventurer.
Discount store Donki sells everything from luxury watches and electronics to cosmetics, groceries, and novelty goods.
In many parts of rural Japan, summer fireworks festivals are among the biggest events of the year.
The Yamato Museum tells the story of Kure with the world’s biggest battleship as the main character.
Fukuoka’s yatai outdoor food stalls are an experience not to be missed.