Eco Tourism

Enjoy the clear waters of Kochi by snorkeling and surfing while staying at a refurbished hotel committed to sustainability.

Iriomote Island, one of Japan's last untouched wild places, is home to the endangered yamaneko wildcat.

Winifred Bird's latest book is an introduction to the world of sansai (mountain vegetables) and foraging in Japan.

Honeybees at Kodo Bee Farm thrive in Tokushima's rich nature and contribute to the local ecosystem while producing delicious honey.

Kamikatsu is Japan's first zero waste village. Travelers can experience what life is like here with the INOW cultural homestay program.

Choose sustainable luxury glamping in Japan with Aoraki started by longtime Minakami resident Mike Burke.

We’re waiting in a rolling, forested landscape, not far from the Douwakan (Kurohime Fairy Tale Museum). Just to our west is M...

Rice fields transform from green to gold in the Japanese countryside of the Tosa Reihoku area in Kochi Prefecture. Tosa Reihoku i...