Japanese travel guide Books

There are many guidebooks for traveling in Japan, but we will introduce books that allow you to enjoy Japan from a creative perspective. These books will help you embark on a journey to discover Japanese culture you may not yet know.

JAPANISM – Japanese beautiful scenery to convey to the world by Yuto Yamada

A photographer Yuto Yamada, He is based in Germany has traveled throughout Japan to capture the beauty of today’s Japan from a fresh perspective.

plus 81 PLUS EIGHTYONE- A Journey through Contemporary Art in Japan

You will be able to see many of the world’s greatest works of art with different objectives by traveling from Hokkaido to Kyushu and visiting museums all over Japan. It is also a journey to enjoy the world’s finest architecture designed by renowned architects.

TOKYO HOTEL SKETCH by Kei Endo : Actual measurement watercolor sketch collection

Kei Endo, an architect and color coordinator who is popular for his beautiful sketches, stayed at a hotel with an outstanding view of the world, measured, and drew a collection of watercolor sketches.

Must-Visit Design Destinations in TOKYO -TRIP TO JAPAN GRAPHICS

A bilingual guidebook that introduces Japanese visual culture from a design perspective on a map by theme. It introduces Tokyo’s design museums, galleries, and design spots/shops recommended by graphic designers, along with their recommendations.

Walk and Eat, Delicious Kyoto Architecture Walk by Minori Kai

Introducing a number of stunning modern architecture such as restaurants, hotels, schools and museums in the charming cityscape of Kyoto, as well as more than 30 famous architectures where you can enjoy delicious food, tea and takeaway.

Mysterious famous Japanese architecture – 111 Architectural Masterpiece in Japan

This book introduces the highlights and architectural significance of each building along with fascinating and beautiful photographs.

Beloved Junkissa (traditional Japanese coffee shops) by Minori Kai

With the recent Showa retro boom, “Kissaten” (traditional Japanese coffee shops) are popular among people of all ages and genders. In this book, writer Minori Kai carefully selects and introduces shops she visited on her travels and in her daily life.

Wonder JAPON 4 – Special Feature Fukuoka/Saga (Japan’s only travel magazine of “Other Dimension”!)

Subculture magazines have supported the maniacal boom of ruins, industrial heritage, factories, dams, rare sports, big Buddha, playground equipment in parks, and so on.