The Atomic Bomb Dome is a part of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park which is in the center of Hiroshima city and the dome has been preserved in the same state as immediately after the bombing. The purpose of the preservation is to es...

Itsukushima Shrine is a Shinto shrine on the island of Miyajima in Hiroshima. This shrine is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and several buildings and possessions in this shrine are designated as national treasures. When the tide r...

Osaka is the center of Kansai region which has the second largest business in Japan and the sity itself has the third largest population next to Tokyo and Yokohama. This video guides you to Shinsaibashi-suji, Doutonbori, Nipponba...

Osaka Castle was constructed by Hideyoshi Toyotomi in the end of the 16th century. It was reconstructed by the Tokugawa Shogunate in 17th century. Osaka Castle is one of Japan's most famous castles and a symbol of Osaka city....

Ueno Summer Festival is a local festival which relatively small but more friendly atomosphere which you can enjoy. Shinobazu Park is the main area for this festival....

Merry Christmas!! This Christmas illumination is a present for you from Tokyo, The footage is filmed at Roppongi, Marunouchi, Ebisu, Ginza and Azabu....

Odaiba is a artificial island in Tokyo Bay, connected to the mainland by Yurikamome Line through the Rainbow Bridge. There are big shopping malls and Fuji TV Studio....

Sendai city and its after dark. There are lots of Izakaya (bars, usually small) in the central area....

Sendai is the center of the Tohoku (North Japan) region and it has 400 years of the history. There are many shrines, temples and gardens in Sendai city. The city's nickname is City of Trees. Date Masamune is the founder of the Sen...

This is a local festival of Nezu Shrine that located in downtown Tokyo. Nezu Shrine was built in Edo period. The footage was captured at the 6th Nezu Shrine Festival....

Yabusame is a mounted (horseback) archery that has a 400 years history started as a Bushi training then a popular event in the recent calendar. The footage was captured at Tsuruoka Hachimangu Reitai festival in Kamakura....

This footage was captured at Izu Taiko Festival on the beach. Taiko is Japanese drum that sounds heavy and strong notes. Impressive performance from 2 taiko teams....

Azabu Jyuban Festival is one of the biggest high street festival in Japan. There are many stalls that sell food and goods. About 400,000 people join this lively Festival. It last 3 days on the weekend....

Sakamoto co.,ltd. is a company that produces fancy goods / stationery with toy's gimmick. The most interesting product is "Sushi Action Pen". The Sushi, on the edge of the pen, turns around. They create stationery with designs of ...

Setsubun originally means the days of parting seasons, but is now pointed to the day of February 3rd or 4th which divides winter and spring according to the Japanese Luna calendar. There are various ways to celebrate Setsubun day,...

Tokyo is one of the mega cities in the world. The population is more than 12 million which is almost equivalent to 1/10 of Japanese population. The footage was captured in Shinjuku, Harajuku, Shibuya, Akihabara and Ginza. While t...

Geisha is an Japanese traditional artist who performs dance, music, singing etc. Brovision interviewed Sakurako san to learn what the Geisha life is. She started her career when she was 18 years old....

Mt. Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan, is 3776M height. Climbing Mt. Fuji is a popular exclusion in a summer time. It takes about 6 hours to climb and 3 hours back. Let's climb Mt. Fuji with me !!...

Mikoshi is a portable shrine that is usually carried in a festival. There are many types and sizes of Mikoshi. People wear unique costumes and making dance steps while they carry portable shrines. Footage was captured at "Asakusa...

Soba is a traditional Japanese noodle besides Udon, and it's generally made of buckwheat flour. Noodle is very popular and we eat Udon, Ramen noodle, Yakisoba (Baked noodle), of course, Pasta too. Mr. Shiotsu demonstrates how to ...