Stone Church posted by (C)レグシス   This domino effect like Stone Church is in Karuizawa, a mountain resort in [W:Nagano Prefecture]. Stone Church was designed by KendricK Kellogg, an…

    You may know what ninja is, but may not know “Ninja Temple”. Today, let me share the interesting report of “Ninja Temple” by a Japanese blogger, who actually…

This room in a hotel in Osaka is unusual.   First, see the inside of the room. It looks old but nothing looks strange.   The problem these control knobs….

  In Japan’s tropical island, Okinawa, the 2nd Okinawa International Movie Festival is held now till 28th. Unlike other film festivals, this one is focusing on comedy movies, setting “Laugh…

Kyoto, the city with countless Japanese historical shrines, temples and architectures. It’s a popular tourists’ destination as well as Tokyo. In such refined city, there is a coffee shop that…

  Odaiba Water Illumination Committee presents “Uminohoshi (The Star of the Sea)” is held at Odaiba Kaihin Park in Minato-ku, Tokyo from March 20 to April 11.   This water…

On March 14, Japan’s biggest music restaurant “Space Shower TV the Diner” opened in Shibuya, Tokyo.       The restaurant is produced by a Japanese music channel, Space Shower…

  Previously, JAPAN Style introduced the Japanese “4th dimension” roller coaster, Eejanaika (to see the article, click here) in Fuji-Q Highland, which is located near the foot of Mt. Fuji….

  Do you know a Japanese food called [W:natto]?     Natto is made from fermented soybeans. We usually eat natto on steamed rice, and because its stickiness and smell,…

  Nagoya Prefecture is closely connected with the Sengoku Busho (Samurai commanders of the Warring States period). All of the top three Sengoku Busho, Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu,…

  The other day, JAPAN Style posted a report of “Wonder Festival 2010”, which held in Makuhari, [W:Chiba Prefecture]. In this town, some unique buses are running. Let me share…