Secrets from Japan and Beyond
Stories of nature, travel, and culture from Japan
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On Lake Biwa, a Japanese Castle Town Finds Another Life
Along the northeastern shore of Lake Biwa, Japan’s largest lake and one of the world’s few ancient lakes, lies Nagahama. The lake gives the city much of its atmosphere. It was once known as Omi no Umi, the Sea of Omi, and even today it feel...
How a Baseball Victory Turned a KFC Statue Into a Japanese Legend
On a cool October night in 1985, more than 30,000 people packed into Tokyo’s Jingu Stadium for a decisive game in Japan’s professional baseball season. Millions more across the country followed on television and radio. The Hanshin Tigers, a...
Pausing Near Kyoto Station, at Shosei-en Garden
The crowds and chaos of Kyoto Station can be overwhelming. As a major transportation hub, it becomes a maze of travelers pushing large suitcases, seasoned commuters moving with determination and speed, and visitors stopping abruptly to chec...
In Kyoto, the City Gives Way to a Forest at Shimogamo Shrine
A short walk north of the centre of Kyoto, the paved streets give way to a gravel path running between the Kamo and Takano rivers. The sound of traffic is replaced by the movement of water and footsteps on packed earth. The path opens out,...
Walking Through an Election in Japan
During election periods in Japan, one sound is omnipresent. It comes from loudspeakers on passing vans, from candidates standing and canvassing outside railway stations, and from rows of posters that appear along the street. It is the sound...
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