Samurai and ninjas are the stars of the show at the Samurai and Ninja Museum in Asakusa, Tokyo.

“A Bunch of Stuff,” Johnny Depp’s art installation at Takanawa Gateway City in Tokyo, indulges the actor’s artistic bent by presenting an assortment of personal items in five curtained spaces.

Traditionally, Christmas in South Korea is a holiday for couples rather than cause for a family gathering, and a trip to the Lotte Town Christmas Market makes for a warm, romantic setting.

Comic Con Okinawa is returning to Camp Foster on Dec. 14, when sci-fi, fantasy and cosplay fans will come together for the free event showcasing pop-culture talent and creative communities across the island.

Hacksaw Ridge, also known as Maeda Escarpment, is about 30 minutes northeast of Naha International Airport and offers visitors a unique blend of serene beauty and battlefield history.

In Japan, poop isn’t always seen as something gross — it’s often portrayed as cute and funny. The Unko Museum, which just opened a branch in Okinawa, leans into this perspective with many playful ways to celebrate and interact with (pretend) poop.

The Kashiwabara Museum, formerly known as Iwakuni Art Museum, stores everything from swords, spears and muskets to elaborately decorated armor. The artifacts are the genuine articles – weapons that were used by real Japanese samurai.

More than 40 breweries from 14 U.S. states will be on hand when the American Craft Beer Experience comes to Hibiya Park in central Tokyo’s Chiyoda ward. Representatives and brewing experts from more than 20 of the breweries with be on hand as well as more than 120 beers, offering a wide-ranging selection of IPAs, lagers, stouts, pilsners and porters.

A 90-minute class in a quiet studio in the Insadong section of Seoul teaches students how to create traditional Korean name stamps, still used today to sign documents, artwork and personal letters.

The exhibit Ramses the Great and the Gold of the Pharaohs, currently in Tokyo, features 180 artifacts, including the ancient wooden sarcophagus, that have been touring the world. It will remain at Crevia Base Tokyo until Jan. 4.