The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Our guide to Okunoshima, Japan's world-famous "Rabbit Island"
Any visitor to the area will want to follow our Hiroshima guide on what to do, see and eat for a full day of discovery.
Get a taste for Japan's breathtaking and diverse underwater landscapes at Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium—one of the best and biggest aquariums in the world!
Want to go to far-flung places like Kyoto and Hiroshima from Tokyo, and be back in no time? These Japan bus tours are for you.
Wajima City is a small, secluded city with a famous morning market, fine traditional lacquerware, and stunning rice terrace views.
A tiny hot spring town with lots of history and manga connections.
The Iya Valley vine bridges are a breathtaking sight, but there's more to explore in the area in the way of traditional villages and onsen views.
It can be tricky to get suitcases down slight alleys or fit your backpack into narrow bars—opt for hands- and stress-free travel.
It can be a challenge to eat without meat in the smaller Japanese cities. Luckily, these vegan and vegetarian restaurants in Kanazawa have delicious options
Gold leaf, emperor–approved twig tea, and lacquerware are among our top picks for Kanazawa souvenirs.
With so many low-cost carriers in the game, it's never been a better time to fly from Japan to Hong Kong for the perfect getaway or side trip.
Kyoto, Osaka and Hiroshima form the golden trio—all within easy reach of each other, all with their own highlights. But which is best to visit when time is limited?
A guide to visit this impressive Zen Buddhist complex—or stay overnight and practice living like a monk.
Yakushima is a bucket-list destination for hikers in Japan, but even if you're not a dedicated trail-head there's lots to see.
Hokkaido is the vacation you never knew you needed.
If you’re in the mountains of central Honshu and looking for a lovely day away from the crowds, Komoro in Nagano Prefecture is a great bet.