Your new adventure to a little bit further… CHICHIBU, hidden scenic spot and more remote destinations!
In Japan, a growing number of young people are choosing to “marry” their beloved anime characters in what’s known as the “Two-Dimensional” world. These symbolic ceremonies reflect deep emotional connections with fictional characters, blurring the line between fantasy and reality in modern relationships.... Read More
At last, the humid summer is coming to an end, and the cool, refreshing autumn air is starting to settle in across Japan.... Read More
“Kominka” (古民家) refers to traditional Japanese folk houses that are typically over 50 years old. With their wooden beams, thatched roofs, and deep sense of history, these homes offer a glimpse into a slower, simpler time.... Read More
Tucked away deep in the Chichibu region lies one of the area’s best-kept secrets — a breathtaking winter wonderland known only to a few locals. Just beyond a quiet campground, massive and stunning icicles form naturally, creating an otherworldly landscape that feels straight out of a fairytale.... Read More
Plan ahead and book now for this year 2026 Chichibu Night Festival! The festival is the most popular event in Chichibu and widely known as one of the famous Japanese festivals.... Read More
One of the best “OMOTENASHI”, welcoming spirits are provided if you have a chance to stay at this Ryokan hotel, which is Choseikan in Nagatoro. ... Read More
When winter arrives in Japan, one iconic item found in nearly every household is the kotatsu — a low table covered with a heavy blanket, with a heater underneath. It’s the ultimate symbol of warmth and comfort during the colder months, often turning into a cozy gathering spot for families. You might even call it the Japanese version of the “couch potato” lifestyle — once you’re in, it’s hard to leave!... Read More
The holiday season is a time of celebration and joy worldwide. Whether it’s Christmas, New Year’s Eve, or New Year’s Day, people in every country find unique ways to mark these special occasions. Japan is no exception.... Read More
Soba-Fuku literally means “Soba brings you good luck!” Chichibu is well known as one of Japan’s famous soba villages, and you’ll find countless soba restaurants scattered throughout the area.... Read More
When traveling, simply visiting sightseeing spots isn’t always enough—doing something hands-on makes the experience far more memorable! Just seeing isn’t doing.... Read More
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