TRAVEL

Kurotani, The Noble Home of Washi Paper

From the Foot of Japan’s Smallest Mountain

Across the Border and Into the Sacred Koyasan

Hitachi Park In Bloom All Year Round

Monet’s Garden Dazzles in One Thousand Colours in Japan

The Art Boutique Hotel for Your Tokyo Adventure

No Television, No Bathroom: The Recipe for Success at the Sakamoto Inn

The Beautiful Garden of Nanzenji Sando Kikusui, a Traditional Ryokan in Kyoto

Bed and Art Heads to Kyoto

Tokyo’s Trunk Hotel, a Solution to the Solitude of Business Hotels

Okunoshima, the Japanese Island That’s Home to Hundreds of Wild Rabbits

Putting Cats in Their Place in Ainoshima

Aogashima, Japan’s Tiny and Little-Known Island

Naoshima, the Island of Contemporary Art

Shiratani Unsuikyo, the Forest that Inspired ‘Princess Mononoke’

Japanese Wellbeing Right in the Heart of Paris

Boutique Kinasé, the Store Paying Homage to Niigata

Aiming High, The Rise of Takeyuki Nameura

NOMADS: Julien Guerrier

Kuwabara Shoten, Selling Everything from Japanese Sake to Art

Gome Pit, the Pop-Up Bar in a Waste Treatment Facility

Japanese Bookshop Post Showcases the Work of Publishers

Morioka Shoten, The Book Shop With Only One Book

In Bunkitsu, Immerse Yourself in a World of Thirty Thousand Books