Before sightseeing, grab Japan in 5 minutes.

How to walk in Japan
Guide to Japan

aesthetics of harmony
Traveling is about enjoying different cultures.
Respecting the tranquility and lifestyle of the land
Travelers as part of the beautiful scenery
It's about blending in.
In Japan, we say "I'll bother you."
There are beautiful words.
This is what happens when you step into someone else's sanctuary.
It is an expression of modesty and respect.
This spirituality makes me love traveling
for people around the world
To become a “light of new harmony”
I hope.
six wisdoms
Accommodation reservation/experience reservation
Editor's selection of 300 Japanese hot spring inns
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"July-August" Flowers blooming in the night sky - Japanese fireworks festivals and etiquette for viewing them
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“August 3rd to 6th” The light of the rice ears shining on the tips of the poles - Akita Kanto Festival
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“August 2nd to 7th” Huge lanterns illuminate the darkness - Aomori Nebuta Festival
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"July 20th" A mikoshi enters the sea at dawn - Hamaori Festival at Samukawa Shrine
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``July'' ``Gion Festival'' across Japan - Prayers to ward off epidemics passed down from region to region
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"July 1st to 31st" Japan's largest festival that lasts for a month - Kyoto's Gion Festival and Yamahoko parade
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``June'' Light floating on the dark waterside - the early summer experience of firefly hunting in Japan
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``June'' is the season when plums ripen and sardines get fat -- plum work and sardines
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"Early June" 40 days when you can't do without your umbrella - Japan's rainy season and how to spend rainy days
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"June 1st" The day when everyone changes from winter clothes to summer clothes - Japanese "change of clothes"
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"May 5th" Carp streamers, helmets, and iris baths - prayers included in the Boy's Festival
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『4月29日』日本だけに残る”もう一つの暦”――昭和の日と元号
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