Supported by By Vivian Morelli Photographs by Andrew Faulk Reporting from Kushiro, Japan At the entrance to Akan-Mashu National Park, known for its lakes and bubbling mud pools, red torii gates ...

A place where tradition and modernity meet, Toyokawa invites visitors to explore its sacred temples, vibrant landscapes, and cultural treasures. The awe-inspiring Toyokawa Inari Shrine stands as a ...

Photos of a massive red shrine gate that appears to be floating in the sea is one of the most iconic images of Japan. The gate is the great torii of Itsukushima Shrine on the small island in the Seto ...

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What a gorgeous red torii gate at the edge of the ocean cliff, I thought, as I walked toward it, my toes savoring and gripping the feel-good sand on Shirahama Ohama beach in Shizuoka Prefecture.

Most visitors come for the close to 10,000 red and orange lacquered torii gates that line the 2 ½-mile-long path up Mount Inari, where the shrine sits. Sometimes in dense rows and other times ...

Famous for its vibrant red torii gates and azalea garden, this shrine is a hidden treasure steeped in history. Walking through the torii gates feels almost meditative, and the peaceful ...

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