The ultimate guide to Japan travel
A stunning natural ravine with walking trails and a boat service that operates from late April to late November.
Known as the "White heron castle" and renowned as one of the most beautiful castles in Japan, a visit to Himeji Castle should be on any history …
Officially the Nagoya International Exhibition Hall, but more commonly know as Portmesse Nagoya.
Yaba Park is a centrally located park in the Sakae neighborhood of Nagoya which plays host to a number of major events each year.
Nagai Park is a multi-use park with various recreational and sporting facilities in the Higashi-Sumiyoshi ward of Osaka.
An island located in the Japan Inland Sea near Hiroshima that is packed full of cute furry inhabitants with a dark history (the island not the …
Located on the coast near the city of Tottori in Tottori Prefecture, the Tottori Sand Dunes are the largest dune system in Japan. The dunes cover …
A complex incorporating various attractions including the Gotemba Kogen beer brewery.
A waterside park built on reclaimed land adjacent to the Kobe Port. The park houses the iconic Kobe Port Tower, as well as the Kobe Maritime …
A regular crossing 99% of the time, one day in October, this is the site of Okinawa's great tug-of-war. As an aid to prosperity, the tug-of-war …
A park on the Nagasaki harbor waterfront near Chinatown. The name in Japanese is more like "Nagasaki Marine Forest Park".
A shrine in the city of Hita, Oita Prefecture that is one of the venues for the city's annual Gion Festival.