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Each year in Asakusa, Tokyo, the white heron dance draws visitors to the historic grounds of Sensō-ji. Known as Shirasagi-no-Mai, this refined procession blends ritual, music, and striking costume design into one of the city’s most distinctive traditional events.

Kyoto is famous for preserving the past, but few attractions bring history to life quite like Uzumasa Kyoto Village. Opened on March 28, 2026, this large-scale redevelopment is the reimagined version of the long-running Toei Kyoto Studio Park. Rather than a completely new attraction, it represents a major transformation of a site that has been…

Hello, Sakuraco community! We hope you’re doing well. Here are the winners of the April 2026 Reviewer Contest!

Looking for cozy home inspiration? Here are 3 Rachel and Jun DIY projects you can recreate at home, including a bamboo garden fence, bathroom makeover, and herb garden shelf.

A look at Rachel and Jun’s Japanese bathroom makeover, featuring simple DIY upgrades, smart storage solutions, and practical ideas you can try at home.

Spring evenings in Japan have a way of slowing everything down. When the sun sets, and lanterns start to glow, the country’s famous cherry blossoms begin to feel a little different—quieter, softer, and somehow more personal.