What to do in Japan: 8 moments that stick with you
Japan isn’t the kind of country you “do.” You feel it. Sometimes in big ways, a sea of neon in Tokyo, a torii gate disappearing into a forest. Sometimes in tiny ones too: the sound of footsteps in a temple corridor, the way a train glides in without noise, the quiet efficiency of a morning coffee stop. Japan hits you through details. That’s what makes it addictive.