Tochigi
Ashikaga’s Flower Park transforms into a fantastical fairytale world that you can step inside for the next few months.
Nikko’s famous Kegon no Taki waterfall bored our reporter on his class trip, but it’s a different story now that he’s grown up.
If you’re looking for a very Japanese experience, this is a place you’ll need to put on the itinerary.
We discover an unforgettable dish in the city that boasts the highest number of ramen joints per 100,000 people in Japan.
A gyoza eatery behind a closed game arcade in the basement of a Mega Don Quijote–that doesn’t sound spooky at all…
Does this mean the priest’s purification ritual has placated the beast? Or is it an omen of something else to come?
It’s a gyoza town, but what happens when you ask for a restaurant that’s got other great good too?
Celebrate the 100-year anniversary of Ashikaga City in Tochigi with these fun commemorative goods.
These new Pokéfuta also mean that half of all Japanese prefectures are now equipped with their own unique Pokémon manhole covers.
How do you say ‘Hakuna Matata’ in Japanese? Maybe people from these prefectures can tell you!