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It’s a New Year and with a good chuck of Japan's spectacular fire festivals held in January, we can take a look at 10 of the most famous from across the country and months to come. Permission to fire away!
From the beginning of June to the middle of July, Japan experiences its rainy season. Humid days and sudden showers coincide with the appearance of a captivating early summer spectacle: fireflies.
Ask any Japanese person, and they’ll tell you that Aomori, on the northernmost tip of Japan’s main island of Honshu, is most famous as Japan’s ‘apple prefecture’, but there is so much more than apples to Aomori…
Take a guided stroll around some of Sapporo’s top sites, exploring its architectural heritage, scenery and nature spots, and food and drink on the way.
You may love using them, you may hate using them - either way they are our faithful companions when navigating the rich and diverse world of Asian cuisine.
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