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The History of Mount Fuji
The highest mountain in Japan, rising over 12,388 feet tall, is a sight to behold. Mount Fuji is one of Japan's "Three Holy Mountains," and holds a lot of cultural significance for Japan. Throughout Japan's history, Mount Fuji has contin... -
Cherry Blossom Season
Cherry blossom season in Japan is known throughout the world as one of the most beautiful. natural sights to be seen since the 8th century. The viewing of these flowers, known as hanami, is a popular pastime for locals and tourists alik... -
Japanese Snow Days
Depending on where you are in Japan, you can experience a lot of snowfall. Asahikawa experiences the most snowfall per year, annually getting 148.8 inches (378 centimeters). Hokkaido receives some of the highest rates of snowfall annuall... -
Difference to Know Between Japanese Garden and American Garden
If you look around the world, you will find a wide variety of garden styles and numerous gardeners. In this article, I'll show you the differences between American garden culture and Japanese garden culture! -
Interesting Urban Legends in Japan
There are legends that exist all over the world, such as the Balmuda Triangle. They also exist in Japan, and some of them make us laugh. Here are three of the most interesting legends out there! It's up to you whether you believe them to be true or false! -
Unique and Beautiful Plants Native to Japan
Japanese gardens can be full of beautiful, unique plants. Japan has rich nature throughout its four seasons, as hot humid summers facilitate some plants while dry conditions and heavy snow lead to others. Here are some of those beautiful flowers. -
Ikebana: Flower Arranging in Japan
Ikebana is the Japanese way in which flowers are arranged and brought to life. Today, it is a form of art that is embraced by modern art and design. Ikebana is more than just a simple arrangement of flowers, as it takes on a more spiritual and artistic meaning to those who practice it. -
Dark Tourist Episode in Japan
The Netflix Original Dark Tourist follows journalist, David Farrier, as he travels the world seeking tourist attractions that draw in people due to their danger or darkness. There is the second episode of this season focuses on dark tourism in Japan. -
D.C. Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival
Every year, the National Cherry Blossom Festival takes place in Washington D.C. in the surrounding Tidal Basin. With over 3,000 beautiful trees to see, the National Cherry Blossom Festival depends on the blooming of these trees that typically occurs in March. -
Japan in the Fall: Captured in 10 Images
The fall is considered one of the best times to visit Japan, with comfortable weather and temperatures and amazing foliage. Here is an image that maps out the best spots in Japan to take in the fall foliage, as well as the months that are best to visit them.