South of Osaka on the coast of the Kii Peninsula you’ll find one of Japan’s most mystical areas, Wakayama prefecture. With a rich culture and history, and so many different Wakayama attractions, from the Kumano Kodo to Wakayama Adventure World, there is something for everyone wanting to visit Wakayama. It’s easy to get to on the JR express train from Shin-Osaka or Kyoto, or by local trains from Namba …

Camping is a popular activity in Japan, it makes sense bearing in mind how crowded the cities can get. Camping is a great way to have a bit of downtime, connect with nature, enjoy a slower pace of life, and even have a sense of adventure. With the autumn months fast approaching, these next few months might be the perfect time to get outside and go on an adventure. …

Japan dominated the podiums in all skateboarding Olympics categories, emphasizing how popular skateboarding is becoming in Japan. It’s an exciting and inclusive sport, with a broad age range of qualifying athletes, some girls on the podium were just 13 years old. The sport is supportive and welcoming to people of all ages, genders, and abilities; so why not get outside, get active and give this fun sport a go! …

The city, in the Okayama prefecture, is located on Japan’s Seto Inland Sea. It’s a scenic choice for anyone thinking about moving to Okayama. In the Edo period, Kurashiki was a hub on the rice distribution route, canals were built so that boats could go between the different storehouses, where the rice was kept before shipping it to other cities. The area has been well-preserved so you can sense …