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Another “Summer” in Amami
September 30, 2025For travelers seeking more than a quick escape—for those who want to journey deeper—Miru Amami invites you to discover the island’s autumn, a season that feels like “another summer.”
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Songs and Festivals of Autumn in Amami
September 3, 2025As the skies clear and the winds soften, autumn in Amami brings more than just a change in season. Across the island, villages host gatherings where old traditions are passed from one generation to the next.
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Savoring the Last Traces of Summer on the Island
August 19, 2025On the calendar, autumn may be approaching. But here in Amami, the sun, breeze, and air still carry the warmth and brilliance of summer.
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Subtropical Summer Awaits: Family Adventures on Amami Ōshima
July 3, 2025When summer arrives on Amami Ōshima, the island bursts into life. Its evergreen jungles pulse with humid warmth, vibrant wild birds call overhead, and the ocean glistens under azure skies.
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No Crowds, Just Nature: A Hidden Summer Retreat Awaits
June 20, 2025Tucked between Okinawa and mainland Japan, Amami Oshima offers something rare: a truly quiet summer.
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Amanari’s Latest Arrival: Artisanal Shochu, Infused with Island Essence
May 29, 2025Kokuto shochu is a regional spirit, produced only in the Amami Islands under a postwar law that limits its distillation to this region.
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Best Bars in Kyoto for Summer 2026: 6 Cocktail Bars Worth Visiting
July 9, 2026Looking for the best bars in Kyoto? July is one of the best times to discover Kyoto’s nightlife.
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A Guide to Kyoto in June: Is the Rainy Season Worth It?
June 8, 2026For those who have experienced Kyoto before and wish to see it at its most unhurried, June is the month to return.
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The Best Tea Experiences in Kyoto: A Complete Guide 2026
May 7, 2026Kyoto is the birthplace of Japanese tea culture. For over a thousand years, the schools, merchants, and rituals of tea have been rooted here — in the same neighborhoods, sometimes in the same buildings, across generations.
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