CULTURE
CULTURE
Looking to participate in some Japanese cultural activities? We’ve got you covered. As many know, Japan is fiercely proud of its long and rich history. This means visitors can experience the unique culture up close and personal. From tea ceremonies in Kyoto to a show at Tokyo’s Kabuki-za Theatre, there are so many Japanese cultural activities to choose from. On the other hand, perhaps you’re an arty type. Or even a movie buff? Well, you’re in luck. There are countless wonderful galleries, museums and cinemas in Tokyo and beyond to pique your interest. In short, no matter where you visit, there will be plenty of cultural things to do in Japan.
Fun and Folk at the Kumamoto Prefectural Traditional Crafts Centre
The Kumamoto Prefectural Traditional Crafts Centre is the home of Kumamoto's craft and artisan heritage, housed in a beautiful museum space.
Japan Folk Crafts Museum in Tokyo: The Home of Japan’s Handmade Heritage
The Japan Folk Crafts Museum, hidden away in Tokyo's leafy Komaba district, is a must-visit for craft enthusiasts.
Lafcadio Hearn’s Kumamoto Residence: Home is Where the Bugs Bite
Nestled in downtown Kumamoto city, Lafcadio Hearn's former home offers insight into his complicated life. Plus, free mosquitoes!
Kyu Asakura House: Wood in a Concrete Jungle
Kyu Asakura House is an unlikely residential building with a beautiful strolling garden, nestled in the concrete heart of Shibuya.
Sо̄seki Natsume’s House: Kumamoto’s Literary Heart
Hidden away in a quiet corner of Kumamoto city, beloved author Sо̄seki Natsume's former home retains its charming and peaceful atmosphere.
