Grab a warm cup of hot cocoa, a reindeer-shaped sugar cookie - or two - and snuggle up in a cozy blanket on the couch. It’s time for some Christmas movie magic!
If you’re looking for something new on the island, you should check out Little Universe Okinawa.
Just like in the States, the holiday season is the most cheerful - and busiest - in Japan.
What do sake, neckties, coworkers singing and the end of the year have in common? Bonenkai!
On Okinawa, you’ll find many peaceful spots that offer a nice ocean view or a breath of fresh air and might not realize that these are sites immersed deep in military and war history.
While you’re enjoying shopping at a shop in Japan, you may wonder what you can say in Japanese when you want to buy a souvenir.
Kin Town, the host municipality of Camp Hansen, is sometimes talked about in the past tense.
Since the 2016 release of Mel Gibson’s Academy Award nominated “Hacksaw Ridge,” there has been increased interest in the Okinawa site where the movie takes place.
It was by accident that I went to Ukabijima in Okinawa. On a day in late June, I hit the road and drove down south.
On Nanjo City’s southern coast, Miibaru Beach was a regular swimming spot for me as a kid.
Each December, Christmas is celebrated by people in countries all over the world, and Japan is no exception!
You may not believe this, but I once saw a habu beat a mongoose in a cross-species duel when I was a kid.
As New Year’s Eve approaches, there’s no place like home to celebrate the arrival of a fresh year. With the ongoing uncertainty in the world, opting for a cozy and memorable home celebration is a fantastic idea.
Okinawa Jidoshado, or the Okinawa Expressway, runs from south to north for 57.3 kilometers connecting Naha City and Nago City.
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