Osaka Flower Carpet
The Osaka Flower Carpet event, held within the Expo '70 Commemorative Park, is designed to embody the theme of forging connections between individuals, the city of Osaka, and the broader global community.
Charlotte Davis
Charlotte Davis has immersed herself in Japanese culture for over a decade. She's passionate about sharing stories from Japan that highlight what makes the country so unique.
Lambassador Festival
Previously known as the "Aussie Meat Festival" it is rebranded as the "Lambassador Festival" this year.
Ryogoku Nigiwai Festival
During the transition from late April to early May each year, the Ryogoku community engages in a vibrant street festival, presenting a multitude of sights and experiences.
Nagasaki Tall Ships Festival
Throughout the festival's duration, Nagasaki Harbor will host a number of tall ships, easily distinguished by their characteristic white sails.
Shizumine Furusato Park Sakura Festival
Shizumine Furusato Park, found within the borders of Ibaraki Prefecture, stands out as a particularly well-regarded place for people to experience and appreciate the beauty that sakura season offers.
Senshu Park Sakura Festival
During the springtime of each year, Senshu Park, located in Akita, is transformed into a spectacle of vibrant colors as more than 700 cherry trees commence their annual blooming.
Unraveling the Mysteries of Ancient Egypt
The Mori Arts Center Gallery in Tokyo is hosting a temporary exhibition showcasing a selection of artifacts from the extensive Egyptian collection of the Brooklyn Museum, one of the most substantial in the United States.
Washoku: Nature & Culture in Japanese Cuisine
Japanese culinary traditions, known as washoku, constitute a significant aspect of the nation's cultural heritage, influencing customs and societal evolution over numerous centuries.
Jindai Botanical Garden Sakura Festival
The Jindai Botanical Gardens in Tokyo feature a collection of approximately 600 cherry trees, encompassing multiple cultivars.