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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.
Taga Fertility Shrine & Sex Museum

Taga Fertility Shrine & Sex Museum

 Visual overload in Shikoku
by Bronwyn O'Neill
Ehime
Whimsical or creepy, but definitely one of the weirdest places on Shikoku
Walk the Old Hakone Highway

Walk the Old Hakone Highway

 Foreign Footsteps in Yokohama 14 - Engelbert Kaempfer
by Tomoko Kamishima
Kanagawa
Can you believe that you can take a walk down the exact same road and see the exact same view that people did 400 year ago?
Ruins of Ikeshima, Coal Mine Island

Ruins of Ikeshima, Coal Mine Island

 Urban Exploration and Industrial Tour
by Avery Morrow
Nagasaki
Those with a taste for adventure should check out this thrilling tour of Japan's industrial heritage
The Birthplace of Miyamoto Musashi

The Birthplace of Miyamoto Musashi

 Miyamoto village in Mimasaka, Okayama Prefecture
by Chris Glenn
Okayama
Mimasaka, birthplace of a hero
Nissan Oppama Plant Tour, Yokosuka

Nissan Oppama Plant Tour, Yokosuka

 Watch all of the action on the assembly line and more!
by Jessica A Paje
Kanagawa
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. Oppama Plant is conveniently located in the industrial area of Yokosuka City (Kanagawa prefecture) and offers daily tours of the factory to include the assembly line. The four Nissan models manufactured at the Oppama plant are the Juke, Sylphy, Cube and LEAF, a 100% Electric Vehicle.
World Heritage Nakijin Castle

World Heritage Nakijin Castle

 The three kings of the Ryukyu Islands
by Bonson Lam
Okinawa
We still don't know who constructed Nakijin, though the excavations show that it was started in the 13th century. The fact that it took over a hundred years to complete meant that the generation who started it did not see it finished, but it was of such monumental importance that the next generations took over the construction as their life work.
Ukiyo-e Ota Memorial Museum, Tokyo

Ukiyo-e Ota Memorial Museum, Tokyo

 Enter the floating world of woodblock prints
by Peter Sidell
Tokyo
In Tokyo's lively Harajuku district, the Ota Memorial Museum displays traditional woodblock prints depicting the 'floating world' of geisha, teahouses, cherry-blossoms and kabuki theaters.

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