Reference source：https://travel.rakuten.co.jp/mytrip/howto/mino-seki-guide More than 80% of the area of Gifu Prefecture is covered with forests. In the Seki and Mino cities located in the south-central part of the prefecture, towns have been built along the banks of clean rivers flowing through the mountains, each fostering its own unique culture. Seki City is also home to…

introduction Welcome to Okinawa Main Island, the vibrant heart of the Ryukyu Islands! Nestled in the crystal-clear waters of the East China Sea, Okinawa Main Island is a treasure trove of natural beauty, rich culture, and fascinating history. From pristine beaches and lush tropical jungles to ancient castles and vibrant markets, there’s something here to…

Located in the vibrant heart of Tokyo, Tsukiji continues to thrive as a cultural haven, even after the historic fish market’s relocation to Toyosu. This transition has not only preserved Tsukiji’s rich vibrancy but also infused it with new cultures, enabling further growth. Far more than a mere tourist spot, Tsukiji offers an immersive exploration…