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Wonderland, Japan.

The fleeting beauty of the seasons, ever-changing through spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
Timeless craftsmanship, passed down through generations with quiet pride.

There is a beauty in this country still waiting to be discovered.

We bring you the unseen wonders of Japan—
the Japan you’ve yet to discover.

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Exploring the Flavors of Home – Hokkaido Edition
This article explores Hokkaido, one of Japan’s richest “food treasure houses,” through its local dishes – from Ishikari salmon hot pot and Jingisukan grilled lamb to soup curry, sweet corn, dairy products, zangi fried chicken and chanchan-yaki. It traces how climate, landscape and history are reflected in these everyday hometown flavors.
Mountain Worship in Japan – Deities Dwelling in the Mountains
Why have the Japanese long seen gods dwelling in mountains? From Jomon-era nature worship and Shugendo practice to the sacred presence of Mount Fuji, Dewa Sanzan, Hakusan, and the Kumano shrines, this article explores Japan’s tradition of mountain worship and its enduring culture of reverence for nature.
Dancing Spirits: 400 Years of Memory in Awa Odori
Dancing Spirits: 400 Years of Memory in Awa OdoriEvery August, the heart of Tokushima City comes alive with a unique, el...
Zazen — The State of “Nothingness” Found in Stillness
Zazen — The State of “Nothingness” Found in StillnessIn our busy, fast-paced world, many of us have lost the moments whe...
Arita Porcelain — The Art and Life Reflected in White
Arita porcelain, Japan’s first true porcelain, has flourished for over 400 years. From the refined Kakiemon style to the dignified Nabeshima ware, Arita embodies the harmony of art, craftsmanship, and daily life—the Japanese ideal of beauty in use.
A Journey Through the Flavors of Home – Iwate Edition
Explore Iwate’s culinary heritage—from wanko soba, Morioka reimen, and jajamen to Maesawa beef and local mochi traditions. A compact, enticing guide to the tastes shaped by nature and tradition.
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