6 Things to Do Before New Year's Hits in Japan
Before the clock strikes midnight on January 1, here are a few things that should be checked off before you ring in the New Year!
Before the clock strikes midnight on January 1, here are a few things that should be checked off before you ring in the New Year!
One of Japan's most important holidays, New Year's, brings with it unique customs—some of which date back all the way to the 800s.
Check out these statistics to find out which temple or shrine has the largest number of attendees during New Year's—and maybe find out the spots to avoid!
Learn all about how to celebrate New Year's in Japan!
Texan in Tokyo takes you on a traditional Japanese New Year's journey!
From private dinners with maiko to evening walks to catch a glimpse of the famous entertainers, get the lowdown on the various ways you can meet Kyoto's renowned geisha!
Located just north of Tokyo, Saitama Prefecture has preserved beautiful pockets of traditional Japan. While there's much to see, there's just as much that you can try out first-hand!
Chichibu is located in western Saitama, just 90 minutes from central Tokyo. A popular tourist destination full of temples and shrines, it's known as a spot for delicious food and sightseeing.