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The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Toretore Ichiba is the biggest seafood market in Western Japan and the best place to sample seafood from around the country.
Shirarahama Beach is the sister beach of Waikiki Beach in Hawaii, making it the perfect summer destination.
The symbol of Shirahama, Engetsu Island is a unique rock formation and the setting for one of the best sunsets.
A free foot bath that offers perfect views of Engetsu Island, the symbol of Shirahama.
A 360-degree observation tower where you can see the sea and what's swimming under it.
Breathtaking cliffs and cave features in Shirahama, which have historical importance.
A shopping mall in Rinku Town. Home to a giant Ferris wheel, bowling alley, and a hot spring.
Shop your favorite international brands at a better price at Rinku Premium Outlets.
One of Kyoto's oldest tea companies has its main store in a traditional-style teahouse.
A tea wholesaler and confectionery retailer in Kyoto that has been running since the latter half of the Meiji era.
Explore Fukujuen Kyoto Main Store through tea tastings, a traditional tea room, and interactive matcha-making workshops.
Ryuoen Tea Store specializes in freshly ground matcha, officially recognized by three established schools of the Japanese tea ceremony.
One of Japan's most established tea brands has a small store in Kyoto Station. Enjoy matcha on-the-go before you board the Shinkansen.
A temple on a mountain in Nara, famous for its pink pagoda, cherry blossoms, and healing eye diseases.
Lovingly known as the "Lake of the Stars", Lake Shikaribetsu is Hokkaidō's highest-altitude natural lake.