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By GaijinPot Blog 4 min read
Exploring Koyasan, Japan’s Most Holy Town
Don’t call it Mount Koya. This sacred complex in Wakayama Prefecture is much more than just a mountain.
Calling all Social Media Lovers: JNTO Influencer Seminar Now Accepting Applications
JNTO will be conducting a seminar for foreigners in Japan who want to become influencers, featuring John Daub, the owner of the popular YouTube channel "Only in Japan."
5 Best Websites for Finding Japanese Tutors Online
Improve your Japanese at home with a private tutor.
Complete your Post Graduate Studies in Japan at Kyoto’s Doshisha University
Make your dreams of continuing your education in Japan a reality with this Global MBA program.
Learning the Way of the Monks in Wakayama Prefecture
Even if you’re not the spiritual type, hiking the Kumano Kodo and staying with the monks of Mount Koya is a fulfilling experience.
The Real Ninjas of Mie and Shiga Prefectures
These Japan Heritage Sites in Iga and Koka show us how real ninjas lived and trained throughout history.
Japan’s Indigenous Ainu Culture Deserves Recognition
The sacred land of the Kamikawa Ainu in Hokkaido offers a peek into the way of life of Japan’s original people.
A Day at Nagano’s Ryuoo Ski Park
Winter in Japan’s chilly central prefecture means skiing, Hokusai, and most importantly, snow monkeys.
Fukuoka Foreign Language College: A Welcoming Home for International Students in Japan
GaijinPot Study flew down to Fukuoka to check out this awesome Japanese Language School. See if it's the right fit for you!
Four Road Laws in Japan You’ve Probably Broken
Don’t do the crime if you can't do the time, or pay the fine.
Hiking to Nageiredo, Japan’s Most Dangerous National Treasure
Harness your inner strength and climb outside your comfort zone on Tottori Prefecture’s Mount Mitoku
