If you want to move to Japan, the question you want to ask yourself is probably which city is the

On the top of Mt Mitake,  just on the border of Tamba (north Kyoto) and Banshu (Hyogo Prefecture), rests Banshu

  Inari shrines are some of the most common shrines in Japan. Sometimes it seems like they just pop out

Running from upscale Umeda to trending Namba, Midosuji Stree is the most famous street in Osaka. However, it has not

Kyoto offers many places to view the cherry blossoms, but the Philosopher’s Path is one of the city’s most iconic.

Ever since the reign of Emperor Jinmu, for many centuries Japan’s capital was Nara. However, in 784, they completely abandoned

Right at the border between Osaka and Wakayama Prefecture is Yamanakadani, where you can see beautiful cherry blossoms, along the

Just south of Kyoto is the quiet Jonan-gu Shrine. Throughout most of the year, this shrine is little noticed, but