Before sightseeing, grab Japan in 5 minutes.

How to walk in Japan
Guide to Japan

aesthetics of harmony
Traveling is about enjoying different cultures.
Respecting the tranquility and lifestyle of the land
Travelers as part of the beautiful scenery
It's about blending in.
In Japan, we say "I'll bother you."
There are beautiful words.
This is what happens when you step into someone else's sanctuary.
It is an expression of modesty and respect.
This spirituality makes me love traveling
for people around the world
To become a “light of new harmony”
I hope.
six wisdoms
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Editor's selection of 300 Japanese hot spring inns
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"July 20th" A mikoshi enters the sea at dawn - Hamaori Festival at Samukawa Shrine
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``July'' ``Gion Festival'' across Japan - Prayers to ward off epidemics passed down from region to region
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"July 1st to 31st" Japan's largest festival that lasts for a month - Kyoto's Gion Festival and Yamahoko parade
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"July 14th" The flames of large torches illuminate the waterfall - Nachi's Fire Festival and Kumano Faith
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``July 9th to 10th'' Visiting in one day will bring you 46,000 days of blessings -- Sensoji's Hoozuki Market
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『7月6日〜7日』城下町を巡る19台の屋台――新潟・村上大祭と「おしゃぎり」
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“August 9th” 81 years since another flash of light - Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Day and Peace Memorial Ceremony
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“August 6th” 81 years since that morning: Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Day and Peace Memorial Ceremony
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“July 26th” Who decided when to eat eel? - Doyo no Ushi Day
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“July” Deliver it back when it arrives: Gift-giving culture of midyear gifts and summer greetings
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"July 7th" Write your wishes on strips of paper and hang them on bamboo - Tanabata and Japan's star festival
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“June 30th” Exorcise half a year’s worth of impurities by passing through the ring – Summer purification and the grass ring
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『9月』鈴虫・松虫・コオロギ――日本人が愛でる秋の虫の音
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『8月』氷を削って蜜をかける――かき氷と日本の夏の甘味
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"August 5th to 22nd" The nation's attention is on high school students chasing white balls -- Koshien and national high school baseball
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"July-August" Flowers blooming in the night sky - Japanese fireworks festivals and etiquette for viewing them
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"July" Glass bells turn wind into sound - wind chimes and Japan's cool culture
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``Mid to late June'' Flowers that shine on a rainy day - Famous hydrangea spots and Japanese temples and shrines






