Needless to say, Mt. Fuji is a powerful symbol of Japan. Mt.Fuji’s beautiful and rather dignified appearance, with its wonderful sloping lines and a white snow cap, attracts people…

    The writer of this article I introduce today was born in 1972, a boxer when he was young. He still runs like 200 kilometers sometimes, so he is…

Do you know there are so many caves and holes around Mt. Fuji?   It’s already September, but it is still really hot. It’s getting a little bit cooler in…

  Japanese people love taking hot baths, either at home, at a natural onsen, or at a public bath house. Decades ago, when bathing at home was yet to become,…

Miki took this picture at Nabananosato Flower Festival in Mie. Copyright(C) Miki   →Miki’s twitter← (English is OK)   This is JAPAN Style!

Fuji Five Lakes, the area located at the base of Mt. Fuji is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Japan. Around the area, you can enjoy hiking and…

    The Japan’s highest mountain Mount Fuji is 3,776 m high, and in [W:Sizuoka Prefecture] and [W:Yamanashi Prefecture]. It’s one of the Japanese “Three Holy Mountains” (Sanreizan in Japanese)…

  For the Blog Action Day 2009, I wrote about the delay of leaves’ color change in autumn yesterday. Another noticeable climate change in Japan is the less of snowfall….