On Tuesday 30 April, Emperor Akihito (明仁) will be stepping down from the Chrysanthemum Throne making him the […]
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Spring is here in the UK and while we walk along the streets watching the trees fill their […]
As one of the five gosekku (五節句, seasonal festivals) in Japan, Hinamatsuri is held on the 3rd March […]
With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, so does the prospect of spending a day with those that matter most […]
Located in Shikoku, southwest of Japan’s main island Honshu, Ehime prefecture is known for its warm weather and plenty […]
We all know those songs that, when we hear them on the radio or in a shop, remind […]
With December finally here and Christmas decorations up in full force, it’s only fitting that here at Japan […]
As autumn passes the baton to the winter months and temperatures inevitably drop, many of us find our […]
Most first-timers to Japan tread the well-worn tourist path between Tokyo and Kyoto, but if you’re looking for […]
Good Sake or Nihon Shu is a wonderful, clean and delicious drink with no chemicals addedm enjoyed by […]
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