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Canyoning
Shower Climbing High Above Wakasa Bay
Learn about the uniquely Japanese activity of sawanobori, navigating up rivers and waterfalls, in the Wakasa region of Fukui Prefecture.
Events
Onbashira Matsuri
Watch one of Japan's most dangerous festivals in Nagano in 2022. The Onbashira Matsuri is an ancient festival dating back more than 1,200 years.
Market Watch
Market Watch: Omicho Market
Discover Omicho Market in Kanazawa, Ishikawa for the best of seafood and local vegetables in Japan.
Cycling
Cycling Ancient Roads from Kyoto to the Sea
When you are a cycling guide in Japan and asked to join a small team to explore and create new routes in and around Kyoto, you do...
Beyond the Brand
Beyond the Brand: Pow Bar
An interview with Megumi Scott, the founder of Niseko brand Pow Bar.
Eco Tourism
Following the Paper Trail in Kochi
Discover the traditional art of washi papermaking in Kochi with artist Rogier Uitenboogaart.
Horseback Riding
Modern Day Samurai: Interview with a Horseback A...
Discover what life is like for Michael No, a horseback archer and "modern day samurai" who practices yabusame in Nikko.
Fishing
A Fishing Foray to the New Kesennuma
Communities along the Sanriku Coast, such as Kesennuma in Miyagi Prefecture, took a direct hit from the March 11, 2011 tsunami. T...
Market Watch
Japanese Winter Veggies
While the winter season often sees farmers putting away their tools and heading inside to start planning for the new year, in Jap...
Photography
The Camera Looks Both Ways
As outdoor enthusiasts, we rarely go a day without being exposed to high-action photographs of climbers summiting peaks or stunni...
Cultural Travel
Sado, the Island of Art and Music
An island with a colorful past has long attracted local and international creatives to its rocky shores. The collective soul of S...
Travel
Shuzenji Sanctuary
Nestled in the hilly center of Izu Peninsula is Shuzenji Onsen, a hot spring village with a 1,200-year-old history. With ancient ...