Very hot summers in Japan are changing famous summer events. Some festivals now happen in spring or autumn because of extreme ...

You've seen athletes depicted in stone statues. But how about snow? At the Sapporo Snow Festival in Japan, among the sculptures at the festival is none other than Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei ...

Supported by By Jess McHugh Photographs and Video by Rinko Kawauchi Azaleas, a more compact member of the rhododendron family, grow throughout the Japanese ... of azalea festivals crop up, from ...

Now in its 46th year, the festival celebrates the relationship between the U.S. Navy and Japan and routinely draws large crowds. About 52,900 people attended this year, making it the most highly ...

Since moving to Japan in 2013, I have attended multiple Vietnamese cultural festivals, including the Vietnam Festival held annually in Tokyo’s Yoyogi Park, but never a Tet festival. So when I ...

Hyper Japan Festival is expected to attract a total of about 40,000 visitors through Sunday. It is the 20th time that Hyper Japan Festival has taken place since it started in 2010. The festival is ...