The oldest shika senbei maker in the city gives us an inside look and a fresh-cooked taste.
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Historic building used to be a brothel, now its ornate interiors are in danger of fading away.
Japan Ninja Council wants to give visitors their first steps down the path of the shinobi.
Architectural landmark will soon be gone forever, but there’s still a chance of preserving its history for the future.
A centuries-old sweet so sacred it’s still used as an offering at one of the country’s holiest shrines.
Over 400 years ago, a temple in Kyoto suddenly became the site of a battle that would change Japanese history forever.
Nagano village was once a major stop on the Kyoto-Edo route, and the neighborhood looks much the same centuries later.
Not far from Akihabara you’ll find Amanoya, but it wouldn’t be there if not for an assassination.
We get to enter a holy land that’s been protected since ancient times, and it reminds us of the world of Princess Mononoke.
Japanese onsen ryokan adapts to the new normal after being in business for over 1,300 years.


































































