Set out into the waters of Amakusa to encounter wild dolphins in their natural habitat, then slow down in Saitsu, a peaceful fishing village shaped by centuries of Christian heritage. Wander its quiet streets and harbor, stay in a local guesthouse, and savor handcrafted sushi made with fresh ingredients from the surrounding seas.

Explore the western tip of the Sada Cape Peninsula in Ehime, where life is shaped by both the mountains and the sea. Pick fresh citrus in sun-drenched orchards, discover the challenges facing the local marine environment, and transform marine debris into your own eco-friendly craft while learning how a coastal community is working toward a more sustainable future.

Step into Takashiba Folk Art Village in Koriyama, Fukushima, and learn the art of traditional mask-making from an octogenarian craftsman. Paint your own Hyottoko mask, watch a lively traditional dance, and discover the playful spirit and timeless wisdom woven into this unique folk tradition.

Experience authentic life on a Hokkaido dairy farm and discover the journey from pasture to glass through hands-on activities and fresh local dairy.

Step inside a historic century-old dyehouse to witness the creation of massive "Tairyo-futa" (fishing flags). Guided by master artisans, use traditional hand-brushing techniques to dye your own Japanese fabric towel—a vibrant souvenir of Hokkaido’s heritage.

Hokkaido - Step into a fairytale-like Hokkaido, from touching the warmth of ingredients to dining at the farm, experiencing the daily life of a self-sufficient farmer.