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The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Everything you need to know about the Osaka leg of Summer Sonic.
A guide to the World Cosplay Summit, an annual international cosplay event that Nagoya has been hosting since 2003.
With a number of light festivals, August is a great time to take in the atmosphere of the ancient capital.
Mark your calendars for these not-to-be missed firework festivals taking place all over Kansai!
Albeit a little late to the game, these Kanazawa craft beer spots are serving up cold ones in some quirky and unique locales.
A unique and beautiful way of recording your travels throughout Japan.
Dig in to Hiroshima’s favorite fare: the okonomiyaki. And with 2000 restaurants dedicated to the dish, you’ll be spoiled for choice!
One of Osaka's specialties, head to one of these kushikatsu restaurants for a easy and tasty meal.
It’s compact and charming, and the palm-tree flanked boulevards add to Kochi's chilled-out vibe.
Business hotels aren't the most spacious, but have everything you need at seriously cheapo prices.
Oita Prefecture is perfect for those who love hot springs, the outdoors and adventure.
Osaka lives up to its "Japan's Kitchen" reputation with these craft beer bars.
An invigorating 2-day hike with exceptional views atop one of Japan's 100 famous mountains & a walk along on of Japan's three great passes.
If you are looking to experience “real Japan,” Okayama is a destination that warrants slowing things down and exploring carefully.
Step back in time at the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage thatch-roof villages of Gokayama in Toyama Prefecture.
A detailed Kyoto weekend itinerary packed with the top attractions, hidden gems, and tons of walking—comfy shoes required!
A practical guide to getting to and exploring Ainoshima, aka Cat Island.
Make your visit even more special by paragliding, sandboarding or going for a camel ride.
Hokkaido and nature are practically synonymous - read our guide on various outdoor activities and plan your own Hokkaido adventure!
A rare chance to spend an evening with geisha without having to pay a hefty sum.
Abashiri was the perfect location for a prison from which it was near to impossible to escape. See what life was like for prisoners at the Abashiri Prison Museum.
Setting your dinner alight is a sure-fire way to spice up your evening, as well as create a delicious bowl of ramen!
There's lots to do while waiting for your flight right in New Chitose Airport—taste local specialties, take in a movie, go to an amusement park and more!