Historical tea houses, throwing stars, retro cafes, and Kanazawa’s special curry, all without any need to book a hotel.
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Torinin’s natsu tsubaki are a symbol that beauty can be fleeting, which sometimes makes it all the more captivating.
See-through garden lavatory is one of the most unusual ways to relieve the call of nature.
Shinjuku Gyoen garden is right in the middle of the city, and has two different types of cold-weather sakura.
Your eyes will love the traditional Japanese garden, but keep your ears open for a sound that’s been marking life in this town for centuries.
Right before the cherry blossoms start to bloom, prices went up, but it’s still a must-visit bargain.
The coffeehouse carries on Japanese traditions in Uji, the country’s most famous tea-growing town.
We’ve said it once, and we’ll say it again: cats rule the world. Maybe that even includes the spiritual world?
From elegant gardens to stoic shrines and museums of fine art, Tokyo is full of places to stimulate the mind, soothe the soul, and please the senses.






























































