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Where to go for a Tea Ceremony?

Where to go for a Tea Ceremony?

 Guide to the best tea houses in Kyoto
by Bonson Lam
Kyoto
From the old merchants house from the Nineteenth Century, to an experience linking tea with Samurai and Geisha, here is a selection of some unique places for a Tea Ceremony, a quintessential Kyoto experience.
Samurai Kanazawa

Samurai Kanazawa

 Exploring samurai culture in Kanazawa
by Euan Prentis
Ishikawa
Kanazawa is the go-to city for samurai fanatics looking for a glimpse into the iconic culture and history.
Blood or Dew

Blood or Dew

 Chikatsuyu on the Kumano Kodo
by Euan Prentis
Wakayama
Chikatsuyu offers more than an overnight stop for travellers walking the Kumano Kodo from Takijiri-oji to Kumano Hongu Taisha.
Samurai Houses of Kakunodate, Akita

Samurai Houses of Kakunodate, Akita

 Houses, merchants, and museums reveal Samurai lifestyle
by Justin Velgus
Akita
Kakunodate is known as the Samurai District for good reason. Scattered throughout the town are remnants of the Satake clan’s great empire. Today, the heirs of the wealthiest samurai families preserve and proudly display their houses that survived the test of time.
A Healing Trip in Akita

A Healing Trip in Akita

 Nourishment for body and soul
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Akita
I recommend Akita to those who had been to Japan a few times and are trying to seek for a deeper Japan experience in their next journey. In Akita, you can enjoy hot springs, join the festivals, learn the local culture and appreciate its natural beauty. I am sure you will have a memorable and unforgettable journey here.
Today I am Geisha Sayuri

Today I am Geisha Sayuri

 Guide to hiring a kimono in Kyoto on a budget
by Bonson Lam
Kyoto
JapanTravel compares the top five Kimono and Yukata hire shops in Kyoto, all close to the major attractions
Glasses Museum in Sabae

Glasses Museum in Sabae

 Visionary craftsmanship and eyewear extravaganza
by Geoff Day
Fukui
Cooking Sun's Cooking Class

Cooking Sun's Cooking Class

 A Japanese cooking class in Central Kyoto
by Alexandra Dorovici
Kyoto
Did you ever dream of cooking like a Japanese chef? Cooking Sun studio teaches traditional Japanese cooking classes. For three hours, you can immerse yourself into a typical Japanese kitchen and discover how to use local ingredients in a fun and user-friendly way.

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