Why Water is a Big Deal in Japan
From tap water to hot spring water and water for sake, Japan takes its liquid resources pretty seriously. Find out why!
From tap water to hot spring water and water for sake, Japan takes its liquid resources pretty seriously. Find out why!
Explore the different kinds of green tea in Japan. Discover the differences between sencha, matcha, hojicha and more!
Recycled jewelry might not sound luxurious, but you can dress up your wardrobe and do your part to conserve valuable natural resources with these fabulous accessories from Japan!
These eight supplements from Japan aim to help maintain health and nutritional balance. Find the one that's right for you!
A modern, stylish twist on a Japanese classic, these shoes have been redesigned as indoor slippers to keep feet comfy and cool.
‘Washi’ (Japanese traditional paper) is made from wood fiber, making it stronger than today’s common paper made of wood pulp. And the Uchiyama style of ‘washi’ made in northern Nagano’s Iiyama City is especially durable!
Awarded two stars by the Michelin Green Guide Japan in 2009, Kurokawa Onsen Town is an amazing place to unwind with 24 hot spring baths you can enjoy even as a day visitor, some with very surprising features.
Hokkaido's Niseko area is mostly famous for its great skiing, but it's a hot spring paradise as well!