Throughout the season, Kenmi Rafting gives hundreds of excitement-seekers river rafting experiences of a lifetime. Located on the Yoshino River in Shikoku, Kenmi is committed to making sure customers have a fantastic fun-filled trip down the river.
EventsNatureShikoku
Ian Box
August 7, 2018
Welcome to the Great Tug-of-War, the highlight event of the Naha Matsuri, the biggest annual festival in Okinawa, Japan, which offers three days of fun activities and cultural events.
EventsOkinawa
Emily Dickson
July 14, 2018
The Shounin Iwa rockclimbing area is one of Japan's famous limestone rock climbing places near Tokyo. It has around 20 routes for rope climbing, good for beginners to advanced climbers. The routes start from 5.9 to 5.13a on the Japanese Route Grade.
EventsKanto
Czarinah
June 30, 2018
The park’s roses come in packs; a big patch of red here and a big patch of white there. The petals of the roses are made up of so many layers and visitors are welcome to get close with the roses and take as many pictures as they fancy.
AttractionsEventsNatureChubu
Cara Lam
May 26, 2018
But, amidst the country’s modernities is a reverence for the past, take Asakusa’s Sanja Matsuri for example.
CultureEventsKanto
Tomo Orihara
May 24, 2018
With interests piqued, onlookers gathered along sidewalks to take photos and join in on the fun by waving and giving off high-fives.
EventsKanto
Tomo Orihara
May 7, 2018
It is often called “Sports Aikido” or “Tomiki Aikido,” but its actual name is Shodokan Aikido. Tomiki Kenji, the founder of this style of Aikido, chose this name.
EventsKansai
Ian Box
May 2, 2018
Every year between April 29th and May 5th, a period with a cluster of national holidays known in Japan as Golden Week, the village of Arita holds a festival about all things porcelain
EventsShoppingKyushu
Akira Fuyuno
May 1, 2018
In Yokkaichi prefecture, along the river side and small bridge ways, these trees which are bare the whole of winter would sprout out their little buds at the beginning of April which is a sign the time for celebration.
AttractionsEventsKansai
Fazira Thufail
March 23, 2018
With some knowledge of the local dialect and the following guide, I am sure you will enjoy your stay at Toyama city. Any season is a great time–why not drop by for a visit?
CultureEventsTravel TipsChubu
Grace
March 13, 2018
Most people don’t know that you can enjoy hanami (flower viewing) in late February to early March if you visit the Izu Peninsula.
EventsNatureChubu
Julie Gozali
March 2, 2018
Each prefecture in Japan may have their own uniqueness of how they enjoy each season, such as certain festivals in a particular prefecture, however, each season throughout the country promises joviality and exciting Japanese culture experiences travelers can't find anywhere else.
EventsNatureAll Japan
Hicha Aquino
February 17, 2018
To enjoy winter properly, one must get into the snow. Literally. Here in Japan’s northeast, it’s been snowing since December, which means there is now enough accumulation (reaching over 5 meters) to start building things with snow.
EventsTohoku
Jackie Imamura
February 14, 2018
We made a plan to go for skiing for the first time in our lives. There are many ski resorts in Nagano prefecture and the one we choose to go was the famous Ina Ski Resorts.
EventsChubu
Bharath Bhagavan
February 8, 2018
The Sapporo Snow Festival manages to successfully bring together traditional and popular forms of Japanese culture, whilst also promoting stronger ties between international communities, never losing sight of the local Sapporo community at its core.
EventsHokkaido
Madeleine Donaldson
February 7, 2018
Every February around the Lunar New Year there are three free winter festivals in Akita prefecture that will make you want to brave the cold for a chance to experience these unique Japanese traditions.
EventsTohoku
Emily Schilb
February 6, 2018
So if you’re a fan of skiing, or snow in general, but don’t have the money or thermals for Hokkaido, then here are five great ski destinations that can be easily reached from Tokyo.
AttractionsEventsChubu
Alfie Blincowe
January 11, 2018
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Tokyo's Hidden Daibutsu: the Subtly Exquisite Buddha Statue of Jōren Temple
The Japanese Serow: The Four-Legged Woods Dweller Native to Japan
Kunozan Toshogu Shrine
River Rafting on the Yoshino: Fun Thrills in Shikoku
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