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!
Although it is small in size, Shikoku has plenty to keep adventurers exploring, and is a brilliant way to see Japan before it became the busy hub it is today!
Handy information on your travel options between the two cities. Bullet train, bus and more!
Read tips on how to get there and what to look out for.
The lowdown on your travel options. Bullet train, highway bus and more!
A stunner of a place, mixing ancient and modern in a relatively compact area, with some of the finest ramen.
Traveling in the western parts of Japan? One of the many JR West Passes might be the cheapest way to get around. Here's what you can do with them.
What to do in Iwakuni—a traditional castle town famous for its seasonal beauty in spring and fall, plus its white snakes, sword museum and local specialty sushi.
The tiny mountain town in Miyagi Prefecture that you never knew you needed to visit.
We offer up some tips to help you plan your Hokkaido road trip — it's more cheapo-friendly than you expect and is a great way to explore the island's more remote destinations.
Kyushu is filled with beautiful beaches, wild forests, breathtaking sights—no wonder it's one of the top destination spots in Japan.
Day trips perfect for exploring past the ancient city of Kyoto or if you want to go on a cheapo mini holiday.
Looking for discount train tickets to travel through the eastern parts of Japan? A JR East Pass is a cheap, very popular option. Try these routes...
Once you've sampled the famous puffer fish and risked death (maybe), why not delve into the depths of Shimonoseki's blood-mired history?
Stunning fish markets, aquariums with over 100 types of puffer fish, a history of beautiful temples with tragic legends—Shimonoseki is a little known wonder.
Yamaguchi prefecture boasts the longest cave in Japan, and it's quite spectacular.
Fluffy, inquisitive and painfully photogenic—it'll be hard not to fall in love with the furry critters at the Zao Fox Village.
Read on to find out more about the unfortunate events to befall this off-the-beaten-path site in Kyoto.
Daikakuji in Kyoto is one of those lesser famous temples that has a mysterious appeal tempting you to pay it a visit.
Yufuin is the resort town built for humans—quaint, walkable, quirky and relaxing.
Headed to Kyushu? Get travel discounts of up to 70%.
