As Japan’s second-most visited city, Osaka almost has its own energy to it. Just a stone’s throw away from Kyoto’s ancient ...

If you're willing to veer off more well-trodden tracks, you'll be rewarded with ancient hot springs, volcanic mountains and ...

Museums are not only for history and art lovers. From spy devices to walls of human hair, the world has some amazing museums ...

Officially completed in 1961, the Osaka Kanjosen runs through the city’s most famous and less touristed neighborhoods alike.

Nara City (the capital of the eponymous prefecture of Nara) is home to a little over 367,000 people and is located just 20 ...