Tōhoku

Sweets from the North: Four Tōhoku Confectioners Balancing Tradition and InnovationJAPAN LIFE | Apr 30, 2021

Natori: Perpetuating the Memory of 3/11INSIGHT | Mar 11, 2021

Fresh Take on an Iron Tradition: Colorful Nanbu Tekki from IwateTRAVEL | Feb 26, 2021

War, Disaster, and Disease: Tōhoku’s Tragic HistoryINSIGHT | Feb 18, 2021

A Disaster Frozen in Time: Ruins of the Great East Japan Earthquake Kesennuma City Memorial MuseumINSIGHT | Dec 11, 2020

The Iwate Tsunami Memorial Museum: Preserving the Past and Protecting Lives by Passing down the Lessons of DisasterINSIGHT | Nov 27, 2020

Date Masamune’s Sendai: Zuihōden and Other Notable Temples and ShrinesCULTURE | Sep 4, 2020

Sendai: Home of Warlord Date Masamune and Aoba CastleCULTURE | Aug 7, 2020

Eye-Catching Packaging Makes Mackerel Catch of the DayINSIGHT | Jul 29, 2020

Yamadera: The Temple in the SkyCULTURE | Jun 19, 2020

An Outdoor Hot Spring of Eternal Youth with Sunset Ocean ViewsTRAVEL | Jun 12, 2020

Recording the Past and Communicating the Present: Fukushima Daiichi’s Archive CenterINSIGHT | Jun 5, 2020

Yonezawa: Historic Castle Town of the Uesugi Samurai ClanCULTURE | May 29, 2020

Pursuing the Possibilities of “Hariko”: Artisan Hashimoto Shōichi Branches Out in New DirectionsCULTURE | May 27, 2020

Innovation from Destruction: Robotics Testing in FukushimaINSIGHT | Apr 24, 2020

“Kokeshi” Dolls Enjoy Surge of Renewed InterestTRAVEL | Apr 10, 2020

Linguistic Treasures: The Value of DialectsINSIGHT | Mar 23, 2020

The State of Recovery in Tōhoku Nine Years after 3/11INSIGHT | Mar 11, 2020