Bonsai, Pottery, and More: In-depth in Ibaraki
A photo journey through Miyagi Prefecture with a group of tourism professionals from across Japan for a week long trip.
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Learn about the personal stories and culture of this region from the locals who call their Hidden Japan home.
A photo journey through Miyagi Prefecture with a group of tourism professionals from across Japan for a week long trip.
Bonsai, Pottery, and More: In-depth in Ibaraki Read More »
A photo journey through Miyagi Prefecture with a group of tourism professionals from across Japan for a week long trip.
A Journey Through Miyagi Prefecture Read More »
Discovering the Okitama Region through Immersive Outdoors and Cultural Experiences.
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Learn about three experiences you can access from Sendai City, including Stand Up Paddleboarding (SUP), a cycling tour in Arai and Wakame seaweed harvesting and shabu-shabu.
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Discover what you can experience in a small artisan village on the outskirts of Yamagata City while supporting local at the same time.
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Yamagata City offers visitors to experience the traditional side of Japan, from tea ceremony to wagashi sweet making.
Traditional Yamagata City Tastes and Traditions Read More »
The mission of the Cultural Bridge Creator Program is to develop a network of regional ambassadors and promote sustainable development.
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Yamagata is the only sake region to possess GI (Geographic Indication) certification. Read on to learn about its characteristics and history!
A recount of our fishing excursion from Onagawa, a charming fishing village in Miyagi Prefecture. A true sea-to-table experience!
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Read about our winter visit to Mount Zao, to take in the snowy wilderness on a ski hike with an Ideha mountain guide!
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