June 2023: Top Cheapo Events Around Japan
Traditional dance festivals, parades, tea ceremonies, beer gardens, fun with yukata and more — June events in Japan …
Traditional dance festivals, parades, tea ceremonies, beer gardens, fun with yukata and more — June events in Japan …
We visited the new Studio Ghibli theme park in Nagoya to give you the scoop on how to visit yourself.
Giant battling kites, a thousand-samurai march, flower festivals and more!
Find out about tours to this abandoned island in Nagasaki Prefecture.
Cherry blossoms, spring festivals and the promise of summer: April is one of the best times to be in Japan!
Think about adding this walk to your itinerary.
How and where to experience one of Japan's most elegant traditions.
For 2023, cherry blossoms in Kyoto are expected to start around the end of March and to be in full bloom around early April.
Plum blossoms, spring festivals, the Grand Sumo Tournament in Osaka and more!
February is filled with winter wonderlands, oyster fests, and demons
Kyoto is so much more than just sightseeing. Join a tea ceremony, learn to wear a kimono, and more.
Is this the year you finally make it to Niseko? Not your first time? Find out what's new for 2022/23.
Kick off the new year with fire festivals, lantern festivals, and even festivals featuring ogres!
These natural wonders come to life when the mercury drops — think "snow monsters," frozen waterfalls, steamy hot …
Flanked by mountains, with beaches, islands, and temples, and 200km of coastline, it can be difficult to know where to …
Already neon-bright Osaka will shine a little brighter during the holiday season!
Get all the festive feels at these Kyoto winter illumination events!
Winter in Japan is more than just the Sapporo Snow Festival. See how the season gets it so right with these stunning …
It's best to plan early, as accommodation and travel options book up quickly!
Attend traditional festivals, run a marathon & enjoy the illuminations before ringing in the New Year!
Finally! The iconic torii gate of Miyajima can now be seen after more than three years undercover.
Yes—you can still race (safely) through the streets of Osaka.