Located in Nagaizumi, Japan, this tiny park is the size of four pieces of paper—and it just set a Guinness World Record as the smallest in the world.

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The record-breaking park features some grass, a seat and a decorative stepping stone. It's even smaller than Mill Ends Park in Portland, Oregon, which had held the title since 1971 ...

March is considered one of the best months to visit Japan, thanks to its mild weather, colorful blooms, and vibrant cultural events. As winter wanes, plum and early cherry blossoms emerge in warmer ...

Oku Japan, an expert in immersive, community-focused hiking journeys, has announced the launch of its newest self-guided tour, “Spirit of Aizu.” This itinerary will explore the traditions ...

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Oku Japan has unveiled its latest self-guided tour, titled Spirit of Aizu. This thoughtfully designed itinerary encourages travelers to discover the rich traditions, breathtaking scenery ...

"Since 1973 we have been making all our products in Aizu, Japan," he says, "and we remain committed to the people and the community of Aizu." Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki reveals the 16-300mm F3.5-6.7 ...

Whether you are an expatriate working in Tokyo, a student pursuing your dream career in Kyoto, or someone who fell in love with Japan, renewing your visa is crucial. In this article, we guide you ...

The area north of the East Exit boasts Kabukicho, one of Japan’s top entertainment districts. Meanwhile, the West Exit shines as Tokyo’s “sub-center,” packed with towering skyscrapers and a major ...