Night of the long time flight with gloomy time
Short dream in a long flight On long flights of 10 hours or more, there is a definite time when I feel gloomy. When going from Japan to the USA…
Ryoguzan Tomb and its moat.
Visit to Ryoguzan Tomb, One of the Greatest Old Kofun in Okayama
1. Introduction Ryoguzan Tomb (両宮山古墳) is a keyhole-shaped burial mound located in Akaiwa City, Okayama Prefecture, Japan. It is a key-hole shaped tomb (前方後円墳) with a total length of 206…
History book placed at the bedside.
Interesting Photos in Nara Prefecture
Introduction Nara, an ancient city with a rich history, is full of surprises and delights. In this post, I'd like to share some photos that I haven't been able to…
Valuable exhibits at the Museum in Kashihara, Nara.
Kashihara in Nara; A Journey Through Japan’s Rich Old History
Introduction: Kashihara city in Nara Have you ever wanted to take a journey through Japan's rich archaeological history? If so, Kashihara should definitely be on your list of places to…
How to get the best Dango Dumplings in Nara: Dango-Sho
Purpose of visiting Nara I decided to visit Kashihara in Nara Prefecture, the ancient capital of Japan. In addition to Fujiwara-Kyo ruins, the ancient capital of Japan, Kashihara City has…
Sunday Gardening: Finding Simplified Fulfillment In The Balcony
Introduction: Sunday Gardening in Japan On a beautiful Sunday, I decided to plant some vegetables for the summer on my balcony. Gardening on a small scale on balconies in Japan,…
Tatetsuki, A Hidden Historic Ruin: Window to 1900 Years Ago:
If you are a fan of archaeology and visiting Okayama Prefecture, Japan, then you must visit the Takatsuki ancient ruin and the Tsukuri-Yama Kofun. In this article, I will report…
Japan’s Kibi Region: Discover the Reasons of Remarkable Flourish
Introduction During my visit to the Kibi Ancient Cultural Center in Okayama Prefecture, Japan, I explored its permanent exhibition. I'll share what I learned about the center's display of the…
Corridor-Style Burial Stone Chambers: A Direct Window into the Past
Introduction: Have you ever heard of corridor-style burial stone chambers? These were the tombs of influential people in ancient Japan that were constructed during the 6th to 7th centuries using…
The Busy Season of Researchers in Japan
Introduction April is a busy season for researchers in Japan who work in Universities. It marks the beginning of the academic year, where various orientations and preparations are required for…