Towering lanterns, traditional balancing skills, and a special anime collaboration make this an unforgettable Japanese festival experience.
Kanto
This “Kyushu soul food” also has a fun connection to the creator of a manga/anime series of titanic proportions.
Our northern Kanto reporters team up and head to Gunma for a look at this part of Japan that gets overlooked by tourists.
If you’re looking for a very Japanese experience, this is a place you’ll need to put on the itinerary.
Same fish, same restaurant chain, but something is very different between Kanto and Kansai.
You might guess the most popular Pokémon type in the country, but each prefecture might surprise you!
Tokyo’s much-ballyhooed Kichijoji only makes it to number-three, while an outsider with easy access to Tokyo takes the top spot.
Available to purchase only in the Kanto region, this new variety comes packed with traditional Japanese flavour.





































































