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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...
Matsura Sayohime – A Legend of Love and Farewell
In northern Kyushu, there is an ancient story of love, separation, and a woman waiting beside the sea.
Her name was Matsura Sayohime.Her legend is ...
Hotel Indigo Nagasaki Glover Street
Nagasaki has always been different from many other cities in Japan.
For centuries, it was a place where Japanese, Chinese, and Western cultures met...
The Sea of Shikanoshima, Fukuoka
Today, I would like to introduce another beautiful place from my hometown, Fukuoka.
Shikanoshima is a small island located at the entrance to Hakat...
Mitama Festival at Fukuoka Gokoku Shrine
Every summer, during the traditional Obon season in Japan, Fukuoka Gokoku Shrine is illuminated by countless lanterns for the Mitama Festival.
It i...
Tokushima Central Park – Where History Meets Everyday Life
In the heart of Tokushima City lies Tokushima Central Park, a peaceful green space built around the remains of Tokushima Castle.Once the residence ...
The Statue of "Father" in Tokushima Central Park
In Tokushima Central Park stands a bronze statue simply titled "Father."At first glance, it appears to depict a single soldier standing quietly in ...
Tōdai-ji Temple, the Great Buddha, and the Deer of Nara
Among the many historic sites in Japan, few places leave as lasting an impression as Tōdai-ji Temple in Nara.Completed in the 8th century, Tōdai-ji...
Yufuin, Kawakami and a Morning on Horseback
Yufuin is known for its peaceful streets, beautiful scenery, and relaxing atmosphere.Yet one of the most memorable experiences I have had there was...
Nara Hotel – A Bridge Between Japan and the World
When people visit Nara, they often think first of ancient temples, shrines, and historic landmarks.
Yet the city is also home to one of Japan's mos...
Kasuga Taisha and the Mantōrō Lantern Festival
Among the many traditions of Kasuga Taisha in Nara, one of the most beautiful is the Mantōrō Lantern Festival.
Twice each year, thousands of lanter...
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