The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Get your fall-leaf fix, wherever you are in the country.
With over 200 km of coastline, where do you start?
Forget about the "hidden gems" everyone talks about everywhere — this list is the real deal.
More than just sun and surf — sand baths, hot springs and even views of Mount Fuji await.
From Hokkaidō to Mount Fuji and more — go frolic in the flowers.
This is one of Japan's "Three Great Views" — for good reason.
For those who'd rather see Fuji-san, than stand on top of it.
Eat, drink, be merry — and maybe climb a famous mountain.
Pay a visit and you'll see why the temple's been designated a Place of Scenic Beauty.
The tiny mountain town in Miyagi Prefecture that you never knew you needed to visit.
Yes—you can still race (safely) through the streets of Osaka.
Japan is dotted with plenty of onsen towns, most of which boast private onsen (with spectacular views) alongside their public offerings.
This cycling route is gaining a reputation for being one of the best cycling routes in the world.
The island is a haven for hikers, seafood lovers, and unique alpine flowers.
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.
Hokuto boasts over 2,500 hours of sunlight per year. It's also a great place to cycle, with the beautiful Yatsugatake Volcanic Range in the backdrop.
Hike the eight-peak mountain range, take a gondola ride for scenic views, or check out some contemporary art.
For spectacular views of the Japanese Alps and Mt. Fuji, venture up the Yatsugatake mountain range.
Visit mountains, lavender fields, beaches and plenty of traditional towns!
Think cool castle towns, hiking trails, boat rides and more.
Wajima City is a small, secluded city with a famous morning market, fine traditional lacquerware, and stunning rice terrace views.