ISE-SHIMA SUMMIT

Sailing south down Japan’s western coast from Hokkaido, ships brought goods that included the edible kelp called "konbu" to Toyama on their way along the watery route that came to be called Konbu Road.

The city of Kurashiki in Okayama Prefecture is maintaining its path of developmental growth even as it attracts crowds of visitors from other parts of Japan and abroad.

Blaze the trails on these six hikes that are only a hop, skip and a jump away from the bullet train.

Sado is a large island off Niigata located in the Sea of Japan. There are an express vessel and a regular ferry that leave from Niigata, taking about an hour by express and 2.5 hours by regular ferry.

Change your perception of Japan by taking an unforgettable bicycle ride through some of the country's rural and picturesque areas.

There isn't just one reason why Kagawa Prefecture's Ritsurin Garden has been awarded three stars in the Michelin Guide—there are thousands of them!

The distinctive thing about Denko Sekka's Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki is the egg.

Ramen Adventures rolls out some wheels to get to finely balanced tonkotsu gyokai ramen.