The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Now with the Valley of Witches, and real-life cat buses.
Plum and cherry blossoms, spring festivals, the Grand Sumo Tournament in Osaka — and more!
The prefecture extends a warm welcome, as part of its efforts to rebuild in the wake of the Noto earthquake.
Winter wonderlands, oyster festivals, and rituals to chase away demons.
A complete guide to the bullet train between Osaka and Fukuoka, including stops, services & discounts.
Kick off the new year with fire festivals, water festivals, and even festivals featuring ogres!
Winter in Japan is so much more than just the Sapporo Snow Festival (but check that out, too).
Head to the old capital for the fanciest festive feels in Kansai.
Attend traditional festivals, run a marathon & enjoy the illuminations before ringing in the New Year!
With areas like Super Nintendo World, Harry Potter, and Minion Park, it's essential to plan before you go.
Add snow monsters, frozen waterfalls, and steamy hot springs to your itinerary.
Visit the Upopoy National Ainu Museum, Lake Akan and more.
Start with the floating shrine — but don't limit yourself to it.
When is the best time to visit Japan? It's complicated. Read on for the full breakdown, including recommendations based on interest.
Find out about tours to this abandoned island in Nagasaki Prefecture.
Think about adding this walk to your itinerary.
Flanked by mountains, with beaches, islands, and temples, and 200km of coastline, it can be difficult to know where to start with Japan's largest lake.
Take subways, private railways and buses throughout the Kansai region for a huge discount with the Kansai Thru Pass.
This is the Shinkansen for lovers of history, hot springs, and cherry blossoms.
The Goto Islands are a history-packed island-chain off the coast of Nagasaki. Home to the persecuted hidden Christians of Japan, the islands boast coastal walks, volcanic beaches and unique noodle dishes.