(Seisuiji Temple on Sado Island)

Jarman International is actively involved in showcasing Sado Island, Japan, by featuring it in a Japan Today article. “Winter in Sado: A reflective trip to an isle of surprises” highlights the island’s winter beauty and accessibility from Niigata Prefecture. Renowned for unique accommodations such as Hananoki and Andante, Sado Island offers an immersive experience with local cuisine, crafts, and natural wines. The article, developed with Jarman International’s support, invites international visitors to explore Sado Island’s rich history. Landmarks, museums, and traditional shipbuilders’ settlements tell the island’s story, adding depth to the travel experience.

(Kyomachi Street in Aikawa on Sado Island)

Our Customer Relations Lead, Akane, comments on the island’s seasonal diversity: “While Sado is synonymous with summer, marked by the famous ‘Kodo’ drummers and ‘Earth Celebration’, it also offers a majestic winter experience. This includes the Sea of Japan’s culinary delights, unique townscapes, and skiing opportunities.” Based on these insights, Chiara, our Director of Project Management, provides an in-depth look at these winter attractions in the article. Read the full article on Japan Today for more on this captivating winter destination.

(Daira Ski Area on Sado Island)

As dedicated supporters and partners of Sado Island, we aim to inspire international residents and visitors to discover a different side of Japan by choosing Sado Island for their next adventure.

Furthermore, the Sado Island Earth Celebration, a vibrant music festival celebrating the island’s rich cultural heritage, is scheduled for August 16-18, 2024. To learn more and experience Sado Island’s unique charm, visit the festival’s official website at Sado Island Earth Celebration.

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Farmers Marche, recently spotlighted in Japan Today, is an emerging service designed for the international community in Japan. This innovative platform delivers fresh, seasonal vegetables and food products directly from Japanese producers to customers’ doorsteps.

To amplify the reach and awareness of Farmers Marche, Jarman International is at the forefront, orchestrating a vibrant kick-off party in Roppongi. The event, hosted at j-secret, is a confluence of micro and macro influencers from the JI Core 50 Consulting group.

Around 35 key individuals gathered at the event to relish an afternoon of networking, vegetable bingo, and 100 yen Janken, while savoring the rich flavors of fresh farm vegetables. This significant event serves as a stepping stone in bolstering the recognition and growth of Farmers Marche in Japan.

Set to commence deliveries by the end of October 2023, Farmers Marche is already open for orders on their website. With a subscription fee of approximately 4500 yen per month, customers can conveniently support local farmers while enjoying the ease of receiving fresh produce directly at their homes, bypassing the need for supermarket visits.

Keep up with the latest from Farmers Marche by following them on Instagram and Facebook.

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For a flat fee of 20,000 yen (10,000 yen for children), you can be anywhere from gazing up at the 350-year-old pagoda of Saisho-in Temple in Aomori and taking a stroll in the old castle town of Kakunodate where authentic samurai-era architecture still remains, to attempting the wanko soba (buckwheat noodle) challenge in Iwate and dipping into a hot spring among the fantastical mountains of Yamagata.

The writers of Jarman International recently collaborated with Japan Today to publish an article highlighting everything you need to know about this rail pass, which you can read HERE.

In late October, two of our JI Core 50 members, Daniel Moore and Adam Fulford visited Tohoku to explore its wonders. You can read about their experiences below, and find out what makes this region of Japan so special.

Daniel’s experience in Fukushima Prefecture HERE. Adam’s travel to Yamagata Prefecture HERE.

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Visit Esashi Fujiwara Heritage Park in Iwate, a historical theme park also known as “Tohoku’s Hollywood”, where you can find 120 buildings that perfectly reproduce the architecture from the Heian period (794-1185). A true time travel experience! Or head to Fukushima to see incredible only-in-japan field art, which has been carefully created by growing nine varieties of rice to make different shades of color.

Read the Japan Today article HERE written by Jarman’s team member Chiara Terzuolo, for further detail on celebrating summer in Tohoku. 

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