Just south of Tokyo and perched at the gateway to Tokyo Bay, Yokohama stands as Japan’s second-most populated city. With beautiful waterfront walks besides a rich and diverse history, the city has an abundance of scenic spots and green spaces, and also serves as a bustling port city and a melting pot for a myriad of cultures.

November 2025

Located along the coastal areas of Northern Kyoto Prefecture, Amanohashidate is a scenic 3.6km long sandbar that stretches along Miyazu Bay. It is one of the Three (Great) Views of Japan, and an iconic natural landscape of the country.

August 2025

Food is a powerful cultural bridge. It conveys geography, history, tradition, and community values and serves as a gateway into another way of life. In Nagoya, food festivals do more than delight the palate: they connect people from all walks of life, sparking curiosity and connection through shared experiences.

July 2025

Nagoya is a vibrant hub for international arts and culture, uniquely blending its rich Japanese heritage with modern artistic influences, while still making plenty of room for a variety of new creative expressions. For those seeking things to do in Nagoya, the city’s arts and culture scene offers something for everyone.

May 2025

Times have changed since the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, with remote work becoming a permanent reality for many. Digital nomads are reshaping travel and work cultures worldwide. Japan, long a bucket-list destination, is now more accessible than ever for remote workers, thanks to its newly introduced Digital Nomad Visa.

February 2025