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Ise Jingu Geku – The Sacred Kitchen That Has Never Closed
Imagine a kitchen that has been preparing meals for approximately 1,500 years. No restaurant reservations, no fashionable menus, and certainly no o...
Ise Jingu Geku – Returning to Japan's Sacred Traditions After Three Years
After three years, BRONZE MUSEUM JAPAN returned to Ise Jingu in Mie Prefecture, one of the most revered sacred places in Japan. Visiting Ise has be...
Futami Okitama Shrine – Where a Pilgrimage to Ise Begins
On the coast of Futami in Mie Prefecture, where the waters of Ise Bay meet the shore, stands Futami Okitama Shrine. It is a place where the beauty ...
Rice Fields of Hikawa – The Quiet Landscape of Rural Kumamoto
In Hikawa, a small town in the Yatsushiro region of Kumamoto Prefecture, a landscape stretches across the countryside that may appear ordinary to J...
Shishiiwa – The Lion Rock of Kumano, Mie
Along the rugged coastline of Kumano in Mie Prefecture stands an extraordinary natural formation that resembles a giant lion roaring toward the Pac...
The Oriental Hotel – A Symbol of Kobe’s International History
Kobe is one of the Japanese cities where the influence of the outside world can still be seen clearly in its streets, architecture, food, and cultu...
Reclaimed Land near Misumi Port – Where People Redrew the Coastline
Around Misumi Port in Kumamoto, the relationship between people and the sea can be seen directly in the landscape.Today, roads, fields, port facili...
Himekoso Shrine – Where the Tanabata Legend Lives in Fukuoka
In the quiet city of Ogori in Fukuoka Prefecture stands an ancient shrine connected to one of Japan's most beloved stories.
Its official name is Hi...
Wind Chimes at Night – Miyajidake Shrine
On a summer night in Fukuoka, thousands of delicate sounds drift through the grounds of Miyajidake Shrine.
The sound comes from furin — traditional...
Onyoku Museum – Listening to the Past in Nagasaki
Deep in the countryside of Nagasaki Prefecture is a museum where the past is not only preserved.
It can still be heard.The Onyoku Museum is home to...
Urakami Cathedral – Faith, Destruction, and Rebirth in Nagasaki
In Nagasaki stands a cathedral whose history reflects both the tragedy and the extraordinary resilience of this city.
Urakami Cathedral is located ...
Glover Garden in Midsummer
Under the intense summer sun, Glover Garden offers one of the most beautiful views of Nagasaki.
The deep blue sky.The brilliant green of the garden...
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