Savouring history: sushi and sake
A century ago, Niigata stood as Japan's largest city, leaving behind a rich legacy of cultural and historic treasures. Today, strolling through it...
Niigata City / Agano
Here tradition and modernity, nature and city blend seamlessly.
Niigata City boasts a rich history as port town and a commerce center of the Japanese Sea. The tell-tale signs of those traditions can still be seen today, from the winding streets of the city to the precise grace of the local Geisha.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant arts scene and discover captivating exhibitions that celebrate the region’s creativity. Unwind in the many serene traditional gardens, or during a stroll along the scenic coastline.
A century ago, Niigata stood as Japan's largest city, leaving behind a rich legacy of cultural and historic treasures. Today, strolling through it...
This unforgettable photoshoot will transport you to the era of Oiran. These beautiful ladies were the fashion trend-setters before the revolution ...
Niigata, celebrated for its premium rice and pristine water sources, stands as a natural haven where sake transcends being a mere beverage. Instead, i...
Niigata burgeoned into a thriving port city, welcoming ships from Russia, China, England, and around the globe for bustling trade. Niigata's industrio...
In the heart of Niigata Prefecture, where the coastline weaves a captivating tale of pristine waters and rich marine life, a culinary adventure awaits...
Discover the ancient history of Japanese sake (or rice wine) which dates back to at least 700 AD. Originally only consumed at religious ceremonies...
Explore Niigata city's local gems with a fun and knowledgeable guide, who will share all the secret hole-in-the-wall places that only a local would kn...
Glass wind-chimes (fuurin) boast a rich tradition in Japan, steeped in mysticism and captivating customs. Originally, they adorned bamboo groves, with...