When we think of Japan, it’s easy to picture ancient temples, cherry blossoms, or the elegant art of tea. However, there is a silent protagonist that has shaped its history, cuisine, and landscape for over two thousand years: rice. Traveling through Japan following the path of rice is to discover the most authentic part of…
An Invitation to Harmony and Presence In the fast pace of modern life, there are few moments when time truly seems to pause. One of those rare experiences awaits you in Japan: the tea ceremony — known as sadō or chadō (茶道) — a centuries-old tradition that is not just about preparing or drinking tea,…
An hour away from Osaka by bullet train, alongside the quiet stream with willows, the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter stands with its reflecting white walls. This quarter flourished throughout the Edo and Meiji periods (between the 17th and 20th century), creating a townscape with tradition and a Western mix. Here, you can take a boat…
We introduce you to an amazing hot spring area in Japan. Oita prefecture (especially Beppu region in Oita) is known as one of the best hot spring places in Japan along with Arima, Gero and Kusatsu. About Oita prefecture Oita is located on the eastern side of Kyushu island. It faces the ocean and is…
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