From Eisa drumming to the Sanshin there are many musical traditions unique to Okinawa. Let your ears go on a musical adventur...

Take a walk with James Knott down the most famous street in Southern Japan - Kokusai-Dori.

Okinawa's capitol city of Naha is southern Japan's cultural center. Venture through the streets of Naha with James Knott and ...

James Knott heads to Katsuren-Jo, one of nine World Heritage Sites on the island of Okinawa.

James Knott visits the central part of Okinawa's main island. This area has the highest concentration of U.S. Military bases ...

In Okinawa, there is bullfighting, but there is no Matador. It involves two bulls battling head-to-head in a contest of stren...

Ocean Expo Park is a great place to stop in Okinawa. It's home to Churaumi Aquarium - the second largest aquarium in the worl...

James Knott hikes with his Aunt Tsuneko and Uncle Haru to the top of Okinawa's highest mountain, Yonaha-Dake.

James Knott takes a ferry to the island of Ie-Jima and climbs to the top of it's highest point, Gusuku-Yama. On the way down ...

James Knott follows the backroads of Nakijin Village and finds some unique insects and some loud ones. He then heads to Nakij...