Stroll through the traditional streets of Asakusa, where centuries-old temples stand in contrast to the neon-lit Akihabara district, a haven for tech enthusiasts.

“Ryukyu cuisine,” which developed as the local food culture so indispensable to daily life, consists of not only local ingredients and cooking techniques but also the type of “Omotenashi” the warm, friendly Okinawan people are known for.

Once upon a time, in the Obi area of Nichinan City, a slow time traveler visited the Obi district—which is also known as the little Kyoto of Kyushu—to experience the traditional Shihanmato style of Japanese archery as well as Obiten (Obi tempura) and other local foods amidst the scenery of Obi castle town, which has a history going back 280 years. Captivated by the majestic beauty of the Obi cedar trees, the traveler also called out across time and space to invite her best friend to the Obi district to enjoy the sights with her. The star of this tale is Sarah Àlainn, an Australian singer-songwriter. And she personally narrates the video with her gentle, enveloping voice.

The Kunisaki Peninsula gives visitors the chance to encounter what truly makes Japan, which has long thrived alongside nature, so wonderful.

Blessed with abundant nature and good food from the land, sea and countryside, Oita is a nationally famous place for delicious food. Dried shiitake mushrooms grown in Japan’s biggest producing area are exported to Western countries, enjoying increased popularity. Oita Prefecture has a widely diverse food culture that is rooted among people.

The video features Australian comedian and translator Chad Mullane as navigator and narrator, who is drawn to Gujo's spectacular scenery after stumbling across it on the internet and visiting the area in person. Travelling with a guide who knows the area, the film conveys the appeal of Gujo's blend of seasonal natural beauty and tradition.

Tokyo is the World's Largest City and the HEART of the Country, with over 14 Million People Calling this city home you might be intimidated on your first trip. Not to worry as this is my personal guide to spending 5 days in Tokyo; From the Beautiful Sensoji temple, the busy streets of Shibuya, the Nightlife of Shinjuku, madness of Akihabara and much more, this might be the best trip you'll ever take to Japan!

Tokyo is the most successful metropolis in the history of the world with 39 million residents, 50% more people than any other urban area. It is the safest big city on the planet and has a two trillion dollar GDP--an economy larger than all but eight entire countries.