The neighborhood of Otsuka is very different from what it once was–and even more so without its most iconic building.
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Japan’s most iconic castle is yours to build in Lego form, as is a Japanese garden to soothe your mind.
The site of Ieyasu’s grave also has an amazing hidden-gem museum that far too many visitors skip.
Weekly performances with dragons and demons in Japan’s Iwami region are an incredible way to connect with and preserve its history.
This registered tangible cultural asset is now closed to the public, which is an absolute shame.
The Kojima family’s pork cutlet bowl recipe is both startlingly innovative and really, really old.
Ningyo was said to have been pulled out of the sea by a fisherman in Tosa domain nearly 300 years ago.