The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Also known as the Edion Arena, this is a large sports venue hosting large-scale sports events including the annual Sumo Tournament.
Located on the Toyosaki Seaside park, this is a swathe of golden sand with shallow waters, set off the main island.
Don your helmet and explore this icy cave, created over 1150 years ago during a flank eruption of Mount Fuji. Cold all year round with most …
A center dedicated to the conservation of the sea turtle population of Yakushima.
A museum explaining how the island became one of Japan's first UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
A beach-side onsen with mixed bathing - only available at low tide (twice a day). You can check the times here.
A beach-side hot spring available throughout the day with a bamboo divide for gender-separate bathing.
An ancient tree believed to be the oldest and largest on the island, Jomon Sugi is the goal for hikers visiting the island. It is thought the …
A moderate hiking trail known for mossy rocks, flowing rivers and a certain Mononoke-esque feel.
A museum exploring the history of the island's ancient trees and the logging communities who lived there.
