The TOHOKU EMOTION train is a restaurant-train that offers an immersive gastronomic experience by traversing the coast of Sanriku. Travelers discover local cuisine prepared with Tohoku products, while enjoying seascapes. This is a unique way to explore this often unknown region of Japan.
An ancient legend of feudal Japan, the history of the Yokai Kasane, from the Ibaraki region, is not limited to a mere scary tale. It raises deep questions about collective memory, social marginalization and the role of narratives in building Japanese culture
The SL Banetsu Monogatari is an iconic steam train in Tohoku, connecting Aizu-Wakamatsu with Niitsu. Offering an immersive and sensory experience, it crosses a variety of landscapes and offers a retro atmosphere. Perfect for families and enthusiasts, it combines transport and cultural discovery, making each trip unique.
The Ise Katagami Museum in Suzuka, Mie Prefecture, offers an immersion in the ancient art of katagami, a dyeing technique using paper stencils. This museum, housed in a historic workshop, presents demonstrations and workshops, allowing visitors to understand this unique textile know-how in Japan.
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Shinjuku, an iconic Tokyo neighbourhood, is the result of a complex historical evolution. From a city-relais to a modern crossroads, it combines entertainment and culture. Today, it is distinguished by its dynamic nightlife, its train station, and its central role in the Japanese capital. Explore Shinjuku allows you to discover its many facets.
Since Edo’s time, the Japanese have designed summer objects to evoke freshness, both physical and sensory. Using natural materials, these craft creations enrich the summer experience by integrating aesthetics and functionality. Today, they symbolize a Japanese way of life, offering travellers a deep understanding of this season.
The Ise-Shima Peninsula in Japan is known for its traditional Ama divers, who harvest free diving marine resources. This practice, threatened by the aging of divers and the scarcity of resources, reflects a respectful relationship with the sea. It offers travellers an authentic and immersive experience.
Nakanoshima Park, located in the heart of Osaka between the Dojimagawa and Tosaborigawa rivers, is the city’s first public park, founded in 1891. Famous for its rose garden and soothing atmosphere, it offers an ideal setting to stroll and discover the surrounding culture while being easily accessible.
