From centuries-old festivals and calming gardens to cutting-edge galleries and culture classes, these seven experiences will help you discover the many other sides of Japan’s capital.

Four festivals held in different parts of central Japan provide glimpses into Japanese ... Kodō, the country’s most famous taiko group, has been playing around the world since 1981, spending ...

Morioka is perhaps most famous for its noodle-eating challenge and a popular summer festival. But inside its train station awaits one of Japan’s most curious treasures. A spectacle to get the hearts ...

Located in the Asakusa district, Sensoji is Tokyo’s most famous Buddhist temple ... this week wasn’t there to admire the beautiful architecture or soak up the festival-like atmosphere, but to rob ...

Morioka is perhaps most famous for its noodle-eating challenge and a popular summer festival. But inside its train station awaits one of Japan’s most curious treasures. A spectacle to get the ...

The 15th Beijing International Film Festival is presenting an array of riches for cinephiles and industry professionals alike ...

Corporate sponsors of the festival include Amazon ... Take a look before they're gone. Japan is famous for its cherry blossom trees, known as "sakura" in Japanese. Trees along the east coast ...

Here’s how to explore the best of Japan’s capital, from summer festivals and less-visited ... Nikko Toshogu Shrine enshrines the most famous samurai leader Tokugawa Ieyasu.

The annual National Cherry Blossom Festival is being held ... Potomac River features roughly 3,800 Japanese cherry trees, making it one of the most famous places for cherry blossom viewing in ...

Washington D.C.'s cherry blossoms, a gift from Japan ... Festival takes place from June 28 through July 5 and features parades, concerts, and cherry-themed activities. Washington, D.C.'s famous ...

The global festival scene is an ever-evolving playground of music, art, and culture. From the neon lights of Las Vegas t ...