Book Club

I can only recommend this book to every Japan fan. The production value is really high combined with stunning photography and great content on 304 pages. This coffee table book is the best preparation for your next trip.

I got this amazing book with 256 pages as a gift during the coronavirus pandemic times and it shortened my waiting time till the next trip was possible. It has great-quality pages with beautiful pictures.

Japan is full of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. I have visited already many of them and this book did a great job of preparing me for these trips. In summary, the pictures are great and the content on 208 pages is well written.

One of the reasons why I love this country so much is the unique traditional Japanese architecture. This book with its 170 photographs on 480 pages captures the essence of the Eastern minimalism style. For me, it is one of the most beautiful books about Japanese interiors.

I had the opportunity, during my visits to Kyoto, to stay there in traditional Machiya guest houses. The experience was so fascinating that I wanted to know more about these unique houses, which are used as private residences or properties operating as businesses. This book gives you on 224 pages a great overview. Enjoy the amazing photography and content.

During my one-year stay in Tokyo I discovered with the help of this Lonely Planet travel guide many hidden and not-so-hidden places. This book was my number one go-to resource for exploring the capital and it never disappointed me.

Learning a new language is never easy. This was the first book I bought to study the Japanese language. It is really helpful and you will find many great lessons on 296 pages. The textbook is perfect for self-teaching with many everyday life vocabulary.