At the end of my stay on Shikoku, and just before I went to Osaka, I made a four-day stop…

As I speak about rāmen since several reports, it is now time to reveal what is this delicious and so…

After a few weeks of intensive travel on the southern island of Kyūshū, I realized a one and a half…

A few days ago I stayed in Beppu (別府), a town in northern Kyushu, famous for its thermal springs called…

In a previous article, I explained to you how the Shōchū was made, this typical Japanese alcohol mainly made on…

The most famous Japanese alcohol throughout the world is undoubtedly sake (お酒), or Nihonshu (日本酒), literally “Japanese liquor”. This relatively…

On 16 April 2016, the town of Kumamoto, on the island of Kyūshū, south of the Japanese archipelago, was subjected to an earthquake of rare violence. In one of my previous travels, accompanied by my best friend Francois, I visited the city just six months before this tragic event. Three years after the disaster, the scars are still visible in the town of Shōchū and Kumamon.