Jan 12 (Video Street View Japan) - Ginza has transformed into a winter wonderland with its stunning new window displays for the season.
This walking tour showcases the latest window designs, offering a fresh perspective compared to the “Ginza Christmas Window Displays Walking Tour” I shared previously. Immerse yourself in the charm of Ginza and experience the magic of its ever-evolving displays.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has unveiled a plan to start covering up to 1.5 million yen in student loan repayments for individuals hired as teachers or technical public officials in the city starting from April this year. The initiative is expected to launch next year.
A female student wielded a hammer on Hosei University's campus in Tokyo, injuring eight students.
This year marks 80 years since the end of the Pacific War. As the number of people who experienced the war dwindles, efforts have begun to preserve the remnants of the Tokyo air raids, which claimed the lives of 100,000 people.
A legendary creature has appeared atop a mountain in Ehime Prefecture. What is its true identity?
Kyoto City’s accommodation tax, introduced in 2018, is likely to see an increase, with the maximum rate potentially rising to 10,000 yen.
Unused hotel linens, such as sheets, were transformed into wedding dresses for a sustainability-themed fashion show held on Sunday.
A trolley train tour offering views of the snowy Kurobe Gorge in Toyama Prefecture has begun.
Ginza has transformed into a winter wonderland with its stunning new window displays for the season. (Video Street View Japan)
A legendary creature has appeared atop a mountain in Ehime Prefecture. What is its true identity?
Kyoto City’s accommodation tax, introduced in 2018, is likely to see an increase, with the maximum rate potentially rising to 10,000 yen.
The New York Times has released its list of "52 Places to Go in 2025," selecting Toyama and Osaka among the featured locations.
Heavy snowfall has caused damage to Hirosaki Castle, and further precautions are needed as the season’s strongest cold wave is expected to hit starting the evening of January 7th.
Foreign tourists have arrived in large numbers, joining the New Year crowds across popular locations in Tokyo.
