Demons and Day Trips: Top Ten Things to Do in Hokkaido
Hokkaido is the vacation you never knew you needed.
Hokkaido is the vacation you never knew you needed.
If you’re in the mountains of central Honshu and looking for a lovely day away from the crowds, Komoro in Nagano …
Who said that time travel wasn't possible?
You don't have to search to far for a glimpse of retro Japan—it's all around you and filmly placed in modern Japanese life.
Experience the ethereal "flower light path" this March.
If you're expecting to eat the typical Japanese fare in Okinawa—think again.
There are countless guides for solo travel, a ton of tips for couple’s getaways, but what about group travel in Japan?
This post contains sponsored content. On the south coast of Shizuoka Prefecture, Hamamatsu isn’t necessarily an obvious …
Add Maizuru, Kure and Sasebo to your travel list—three old Japan port towns chock-full of natural beauty, historical …
Our guide to Japan underground offers a unique way to explore the country. Visit caves, tunnels, drains and even …
Cycling is the perfect way to explore the Shodoshima, the picturesque island in the Seto Inland Sea.
There is a garden in Hiroshima that is bigger on the inside than the outside. Leave the city’s main train station and …
These non-ramen Japanese soup dishes take bold flavors and hearty noodles to comfort-food level status
What to do on your Japan airport layover? Don't just sit around—try a tour, take a refreshing shower or chow down on …
Organize a successful band tour of Japan—tips for what to plan before you arrive, where to play, how to get around and more.
Discover Japan's culinary diversity—one delicious local dish at a time.
What to do in Iwakuni—a traditional castle town famous for its seasonal beauty in spring and fall, plus its white …
At first glance, Hirosaki might look like just another small provincial Japanese city, rundown even, but there’s …
Everything you need to know about the Osaka leg of Summer Sonic.
A guide to the World Cosplay Summit, an annual international cosplay event that Nagoya has been hosting since 2003.
Why Japan’s sixth-largest metropolis is attracting more and more foreign residents.
Tens of thousands of fireworks against stunning backdrops—these firework festivals are not to be missed!
Save the ocean–and your wallet!