KYOTO—One of the main buildings at Nijo-jo Castle here, a UNESCO World Heritage site, will reopen to the public on Sept. 1 after being closed for 17 years, the city government announced on June 17.

The excavation of ruins of the last castle built by the warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi is being hailed as the greatest discovery in Japan of this century. While there have been references in the ...

This video tells the story of what it's like living in traditional Japanese townhouses in Kyoto called Kyo-machiya. Court upholds TikTok ban in US What are the 3 cheapest retirement cities in the US?