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The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Unlike the big-daddy fish market of Toyosu in Tokyo or Shiogama Wholesale Seafood Market nearer by, the Matsushima Fish Market is not a working …
Tours are free, but reservations are required. Call 022-254-2992 to book a spot.
Among the observation towers that proliferate in Japan's major cities, Sapporo TV Tower is one of the most diminutive at just 147.2m (483ft) in …
Also known as Naha New Port, in pre-COVID times it was a popular port for visiting cruise ships. It's also the venue for the annual Haarii dragon …
Simply referred to as Grand Hirafu, this huge resort is right above Hirafu Village, the busiest part of the Niseko area. Although there is a good …
Niseko Hanazono Resort is one of five resorts on Mount Niseko-Annupuri and one of the four resorts that make up Niseko United. Although Hanazono …
Alpen Blick Ikenotaira Onsen is one of four major ski resorts on the slopes of Mount Myoko---also known as the Echigo Fuji. The other resorts are …
Suzuka is Japan's most famous motor racing track and venue for the annual Formula 1 Japan Grand Prix. Although traditionally held later in the …
Shinto shrine in Mie Prefecture known for its neighboring Wedded Rocks (Meoto Iwa).
The Iga-ryu Ninja Museum is housed in a historic "Ninja house" with hidden passageways, trap doors, and other clever deceptions. Apart from a …