Japan's Heian Period was dominated by four clans known collectively as Gem-pei-to-kitsu. These clans produced countless famous officials and warriors, and have even influenced Japan all the way to the present day.
The Japanese botanical artist Makoto Azuma finds inspiration in presenting the natural world in an unnatural way.
One of the three largest festivals in the country, the Takayama Autumn Festival is not to be missed!
These stunning photographs truly capture the beauty of Hokkaido's Tengu no Hiwatari Festival.
From graceful Awa Odori dance movements to routines in kimono at a New York subway, his tap dancing duo are turning heads everywhere they go.
If you don’t know your 'mizugumo' from your 'kunai,' then I’m afraid you might not be Mie University material.
While Japan's Bon Odori dances may be symbolic of the summer, if you want to really learn the dance, you'd better start in winter!
The world's first ever electronic 'taiko' drum will be played on stage with the internationally recognized performance group Kodo.
