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The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Don't overlook Yamagata and its trove of snow sports, picture-perfect onsen towns, and dramatic religious sites.
7 top spots in Kyoto — plus 5 day trips to take. With peak viewing times.
Minō Waterfall, the local Champs Élysées, and more await.
Deer, more deer, and Buddha's nostril — Nara is just awesome.
Spend the day exploring the famous Shinto shrine, doing sake tasting, and more.
Kyoto is so much more than just sightseeing. Join a tea ceremony, learn to wear a kimono, and more.
Get ready for colorful nights, culinary delights — and much more.
Pay a visit and you'll see why the temple's been designated a Place of Scenic Beauty.
Start with the floating shrine — but don't limit yourself to it.
For those looking to avoid the crowds in Nara, Hasedera Temple is a great day trip from Nara, Kyoto or Osaka.
Featuring an iconic horizontal pine tree, sweeping views of Kyoto, and some glorious cherry blossoms, Yoshiminedera is a magical escape to a quiet and more contemplative side of Kyoto.
A comprehensive Kyoto top attractions list — so you don't miss out on any of the beauty, wonder and entertainment the ancient capital has to offer.
Mount Koya is one of the holiest and most beautiful places in Japan. Check out our guide for essential attractions, accommodation and transport info.
The Shikoku Pilgrimage is one of the most famous pilgrimage routes in Japan. It's a 1,200 kilometer journey that covers 88 temples in the Shikoku region.
Walk, hike, and cycle through some of Japan’s most iconic nature and enjoy some of the freshest and tastiest seafood, beef and sake the country has to offer.
Himeji Castle, mountaintop temples, stunning gardens and more!
Perfect if you want to see some unusual sights, the festivals of Chubu bring some intensity to an otherwise peaceful and natural setting—ideal for a true adventure into Japan.
Tohoku and Hokkaido give a real feel of rural Japan. With untouched scenery and a peaceful atmosphere, you can escape from everyday life and experience the real traditions of Japan!
For a window into old Japan, Kansai's neon-lit cities and lantern-lit temples are only a train ride away!
There's just so much to see outside of the city!