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About 'PARIS MIKI OPTICAL THE GALERIES' Paris Miki, one of the largest optical chain stores in Japan and worldwide, has opened its fifth store in Sydney at The Galeries! PARIS MIKI OPTICAL THE GALERIES Location: Shop RLG06, The Galeries, 500 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000 The Galeries sto… Read More
The Highly Popular "The PREMIUM MALT'S HOUSE" Returns to Sydney! Last year, many people joined the limited-time pop-up store by "Suntory The Premium Malt's." This year, it will run for 17 days from Friday, July 26th to Sunday, August 11th at "ICHOUME" in Sydney's Darling Quarter, open every … Read More
About Fukushima’s Seasonal Festivals In Japan, a country known for its distinct and vibrant seasons, exists an ancient belief in “Yaoyorozu no Kami,” which holds that deities inhabit all things. To express gratitude and pray to these deities, along with Buddha, the spirits o… Read More
Fukushima Prefecture is located at the bottom of the northern Tohoku region, and it is the third largest prefecture in Japan. Running long from east to west, Fukushima is split north to south by the Abukuma Highlands and Ou Mountain Range, separating it … Read More
Ehime Prefecture is home to the Shimanami Kaido, a world-famous cycling road that connects several islands in the Seto Inland Sea. Ehime is Japan’s forerunner in promoting bicycles, and its wide assortment of courses welcomes cyclists from beginner to pro. While cycling, you’ll be able to … Read More
Tokyo is one of the world’s largest cities. While each area has its distinct charm, the sheer scale often makes it difficult to explore all of Tokyo’s attractions on a single trip. Plus, the popular tourist destination Tokyo Disney Resort® is a little distant from central… Read More
Kyoto, a hub of culture, history, and the capital for more than 1,000 years, is what many imagine when picturing Japan. Even today, the streets of Kyoto abound with cultural treasures, ancient traditions, and time-honoured craftsmanship passed down the generations. … Read More
The popular "Suntory The Premium Malt's," known for its rich flavour combining deep richness, smooth bitterness, subtle sweetness, and pleasant aroma, will be available in a special selection of four varieties at the beer garden of the izakaya "Nakano Darling" in Sydney from Friday, July 21st t… Read More
Japanese “wagyu” has been growing in popularity in the international food scene, with a number of supermarkets and restaurants now serving premium cuts for rich dining experiences. While wagyu has developed a worldwide reputation for its exquisite quality, little is known about it across gener… Read More
Myoko is a winter sports paradise home to several ski resorts based around the 2,454-metre-high Mt. Myoko, located in Niigata Prefecture near the border of Nagano. It is renowned for its long winters with heavy snowfall, yielding abundant fluffy, high-quality powder snow, along with its easy ac… Read More
Hokkaido is well known for its winter skiing, but there is also a lot more on offer on this serene snow-covered island. This article takes you through our recent three day excursion to discover Hokkaido’s array of interesting cultural activities including a deep dive into the history of indigenous … Read More
This campaign ended as of February 28, 2023.Giveaway prize winner is Joshua Durbin. Congratulations! Ehime Prefecture, located on the island of Shikoku, is world-famous for its historical townscapes like the legendary Dogo Onsen, scrumptious seafood and citrus fruit, and amaz… Read More
PR by Japan Rice and Rice Industry Export Promotion Association Toward 2023, many things are getting back to normal. Social distancing and lockdowns feel like a thing of the past. You might even be thinking about travelling abroad as COVID-19 restrictions are over. And for… Read More
Handed down through countless generations, Fukushima Prefecture has a plethora of unique cultures nurtured by the history and climate of each region. Akabeko Painting Experience Akabeko is a traditional folk craft first made by Gamo Uj… Read More
Blessed by vast mountains, lakes, and ocean, Fukushima is a treasure trove of produce. Each of the regions of Nakadori, Hamadori, and Aizu have their own distinctive ingredients and cooking styles, yielding a delightful collection of tantalising local meals. Nurtured by the rich environmen… Read More
Fukushima is one of Japan’s samurai heartlands, and the “bushido” spirit still lingers in the souls of locals even today. There are dozens of landmarks illustrating this history, including Ouchi-juku, a post-town that accommodated the daimyo of the Aizu Domain during the Edo period; Tsurug… Read More
Staying at Jozankei Jozankei and a great little town steeped in culture and history located just 50 mins from Sapporo city. Jozankei is a onsen town ( hot springs ) where more that 50 natural hot springs half of them coming straight out of the ground. Hotels and traditional Ryokans (Japanese Inns)… Read More
Kyushu is a vast, nature-filled region in southern Japan brimming with volcanic landscapes, historical sightseeing, and oodles of local cuisine. In this article, we’ll outline a four-day Kyushu itinerary honing in on the cities of Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Kumamoto, and Kagoshima. Read on for a taste of… Read More
Since the Ryukyu Dynasty, when trade flourished, Kumejima has been recognised as "the island of beauty" due to it being the most beautiful island of the Ryukyu Islands. Kumejima, still largely unknown in Australia, finally reveals its full story in Sydney. You will be able to get to know m… Read More
The popularity of Japanese food has been surging worldwide, and Australia is no exception. The reputation of Japanese food as one of the healthiest in the world and its elegance and simplicity has captured numerous fans’ attention across the globe. Many Japanese food producers have been striving to… Read More
