Secrets from Japan and Beyond
Stories of nature, travel, and culture from Japan
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Walking in Osaka Between the Rain and the World Cup
Tsuyu, Japan’s rainy season, always feels like a time for mulling things over. The humidity is high and the days are warmer. The rain can be intense and relentless. One night, I woke up because the rain was battering against the window so h...
A Walk Through Junichiro Tanizaki’s Kansai
This is Part Two of a walking essay following Junichiro Tanizaki through Kansai, but it can also be read independently on its own. Part One is here.
Junichiro Tanizaki was one of modern Japan’s major novelists, best known internationally f...
A Walk Through Junichiro Tanizaki’s Kansai
One afternoon in early summer, I began walking at Hankyu Okamoto Station in eastern Kobe. Around the station, the streets were busy with commuters and students. Further along, there was a string of cafes, bakeries, and small shops. A few mi...
In Nara, a Temple Walk Leads Unexpectedly to India
It was a warm day in early summer. Around Kintetsu Shin-Omiya Station in Nara, the streets were quiet, far from the better-known approaches to Nara Park. I walked through the back lanes, past the Saho River and rows of independent houses, h...
The Kobe Towns Writer Somerset Maugham Passed Through
Shioya is a charming town tucked between the sea and the mountains, located just twenty minutes by train from central Kobe. The walk from Tarumi to Shioya follows the coast, with the sea opening and disappearing between parks, houses and ra...
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