One of the things Japan is most famous for is its wide range of unique accommodation types. Traditional ryokan, space age capsule hotels and, of course, the love hotels.

A night at Zac Baran, one of Kyoto's oldest jazz bars

Whimsical or creepy, but definitely one of the weirdest places on Shikoku

Participate in all the different fun-filled activities offered in Akihabara at once with Adores 2 Akihabara

TeamLab brings its talent for creative application of digital art to new audiences this winter holiday,

A club that creates sounds from "another dimension"

Kobe Mosaic is a popular shopping mall with beautiful scenic views of the city of Kobe. Set on the port side with panoramic views of the Port Tower of Kobe it houses many ethnic restaurants (Indian, Italian, French etc.). Mosaic is also the place from where boat rides to the Akashi and Kobe Airport area start. Located just a 10-minute walk away from JR Kobe Station, it also has an amusement park complete with a Ferris wheel and other joyrides for children. The photo story covers the scenic views outside of the mall.

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.