The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Japan is dotted with plenty of onsen towns, most of which boast private onsen (with spectacular views) alongside their public offerings.
Perfect if you want to see some unusual sights, the festivals of Chubu bring some intensity to an otherwise peaceful and natural setting—ideal for a true adventure into Japan.
Walk in the footsteps of Edo-era samurai.
For a change of scenery from your Atami beachside break, hike a little bit up the hill and …
See early blooming cherry blossoms at Kawazu's annual flower festival.
Banish winter blues with a trip to the seaside hotspring resort Atami, where the Atami Plum Garden hosts a Plum Blossom Festival throughout January and February. Atami is known to have some of …
Each year at Toki no Sumika – a leisure resort in the Gotemba area of Shizuoka – there is a winter illumination involving fountains, water and lots of lights. The show timings are …
The Shizuoka Festival is Shizuoka City’s biggest spring festival. The three day event features a yatai-mura (outdoor food village), cherry blossoms, parades, performances, and cosplay. In …
In 2022 only the kite flying part of the festival will take place. To prevent crowding, the number of spectators will be limited to 30,000 with a one-in-one-out policy. The Hamamatsu Festival …
Spend an evening exploring the bars in Osaka’s popular nightlife district of Namba. …
Dive into Japanese history with a traditional tea ceremony, followed by a stroll around the …
Start your day the right way — with a delicious brunch in “Kyoto’s …
Discover Japan's culinary diversity—one delicious local dish at a time.
More than just nice shores—Japan beaches offer onsen, incredible views, sand slopes and even views of Fuji while you sunbathe!
Plum blossoms, spring festivals, the Grand Sumo Tournament in Osaka and more!
Why not try it yourself, this summer?
