Recently Japanese traditions and culture have gained notice and products that are “made in Japan” have become popular. Shops selling Edo period items continue to pop up. Do you own any “Japanese things”? I think there are many people who don’t actually own anything that they can stand up and shou
Koedo is a place where you still have the look and feel of the Edo area. With buildings that hold a history of prosperity and liveliness, a townscape from the good old days, these areas are still enlivened with sightseers and visited as a date spot. When the weather becomes warmer people have the
This is our collection of selected locations (machi) from all around Japan - places with various different cultures, local specialities, and novel customs. In what should a memorable first edition, we feature Aomori Prefecture at the northernmost point of Honshu, best known as an apple region and fo
With cutting-edge apparel brands and rows of restaurants, “Harajuku” is one stop you definitely want to make in Tokyo. There are so many places to shop that one day isn’t enough to take it all in. Also, not just the shops, but pay attention to people’s fashion as well! You may see something i
