Kujo Negi - Kyoto's Sweet, Melting Green Onion Delight
Taste Kujo Negi! The ancient Kyoto onion known for its sweetness and melting texture in Negiyaki| Food in Japan
The Shogoin Kabu is a celebrated symbol of Kyoto’s refined winter cooking. Known as one of Japan’s largest turnip types, this impressive crop is the base for highly value regional specialties, especially Senmaizuke (thousand-slice pickles). And so, this article gives a quick look at this unique root, its history, and where visitors can taste this iconic flavor in Kyoto. […] The post Shogoin kabu (聖護院かぶ) appeared first on Food in Japan.| Food in Japan
These are the best day trips from Osaka that I recommend to choose from, after having stayed in Osaka for several weeks and exploring many of the areas around it. Although Osaka doesn’t have the big draw of some other parts of Japan, it certainly has plenty of things to see and do in itself, and… Read More »20 Best Day Trips From Osaka (For 2025)| Backpackingman
Taste Kujo Negi! The ancient Kyoto onion known for its sweetness and melting texture in Negiyaki| Food in Japan
Kyo Yasai, or Kyoto vegetables, are highly respected in Japanese cooking. People all over the world know them for their great quality and special features. These special items are much more than just food grown in one place; they are old treasures, improved over hundreds of years to meet the high cooking demands of Japan’s […] The post Kyo Yasai (京野菜) appeared first on Food in Japan.| Food in Japan
The Shogoin Daikon is one of Kyoto’s most respected traditional vegetables, signaling the start of the cold season. Unlike the long, skinny radishes common in other parts of Japan, this variety is famous for its large, round, globe-like shape. This article explains the special qualities that make this winter root vegetable essential to Kyoto cooking, looks at […] The post Shogoin daikon (聖護院大根) appeared first on Food in Japan.| Food in Japan
Try a unique Japan activity and dress up as a miko (shrine maiden): learn more about their customs and duties directly from a Shinto priest!| I am Aileen
These are the best things to do in Osaka that I recommend after spending 1 month living in Osaka exploring the city.| Backpackingman
Not far from Kyoto, Uji is a perfect addition to your next trip to Japan. In this article, I’ll share some of the best things to do in Japan’s green tea capital. In 1191 a| The Navigatio
If you’re near Kobe and want to try the famous Japanese hot springs, you can take a day trip to Arima Onsen. This one-day Arima Onsen itinerary shows you how to make the most of| The Navigatio
If you have one day in Kyoto then these are the must see sites to get the best out of the city in a short time, including the Kyoto temples.| Backpackingman
A day trip to the Kumano Kodo trail to see the Nachi Taisha Shrine which is one of the most popular spots to visit in the area.| Backpackingman
Planning to visit the Kansai region in Japan? With the Kansai Wide Pass, you can explore the region while saving money. This one week Kansai itinerary shows| The Navigatio
While some of Japan's summer festivals are difficult to attend, Osaka's Tenjin Matsuri is much easier, in 2026 or any other year.| Japan Starts Here
Osaka or Kyoto - this is why Osaka is a better city to stay than Kyoto after spending 4 weeks in Osaka and 2 weeks in Kyoto.| Backpackingman
The beautiful city of Kyoto was the capital of Japan for over a 1000 years, and is probably the most visited city in the country today. With an incredibly rich history, uncountable ancient buildings and more than 1600 temples, Kyoto was spared during the second world war, and has become the historic center of Japan and …| Tourist in Japan
Planning to take a day trip to Himeji from Osaka or Kyoto? We’ve put together all the information you need before visiting. Himeji is a popular travel destination thanks to the striking white castle in| The Navigatio
Find out how Hiroshima nurtures its cultural past, from origami to textiles and sake brewing, with an eye towards a sustainable future.| WAttention.com
