Japan's Culture & Culinary Artisans
Taste the best food cultures that make the most of an abundance of ingredients and preparation methods.
Taste the best food cultures that make the most of an abundance of ingredients and preparation methods.
Japan gets so much snow that some of its biggest resorts offer skiing into the second week of May—and there's even one that goes into July!
When you get tired of the pistes, there's always plenty of powder off the back—or further up! From Nagano to Hokkaido, here are the nine best backcountry ski spots in the country.
Imagine fir trees disguised as snowmen—a forest covered with powdery snow that envelops everything in sight.
Here's a selection of places that are beautiful in the warm weather, but in the winter, that beauty is multiplied!
Did your favorite Japanese ski or snowboard spot make it to the Top 5?
Giving a whole new meaning to the phrase "frozen vegetables," farmers in these prefectures have decided to harvest their crops a little differently.
Find the top eight places to visit for snow!