The Land of the Rising Sun is truly an extraordinary place to visit. There are so many reasons you should add Japan to your bucket list. Highly regarded for its rich history, culture, traditions, beautiful temples and shrines, and unforgettable landscapes, it’s easy to see why so many travellers return after visiting for the first time.
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Just west of bustling Tokyo, the serene mountain town of Hakone is best known for its hot springs resorts (onsen) and its iconic views of volcanic Mount Fuji. The city is situated around scenic Lake Ashi, offering visitors ample recreational activities year round. The...
Now regarded as a lasting symbol of peace, the city of Hiroshima is best known for being the tragic site of the dropping of the first atomic bomb. It’s been 74 years since this catastrophic event and the completely rebuilt city now boasts a thriving population of over...
Featuring beautifully preserved samurai and geisha districts, reconstructed castles, impressive temples, world-class museums and a popular market, Kanazawa is one of mainland Japan’s most popular cities, second only to Kyoto as a top historical jewel. The highlight of...
Ancient Kyoto is home to over 1,600 Buddhist temples, with many dating back more than a millennium. It is also the birthplace of Maiko and Geisha. The traditional restaurants and wooden teahouses in Hanami-koji and Pontocho are the perfect locations to spot a Geisha....
Matsumoto is the gateway to the Japan Alps. Matsumoto is the second largest city in Nagano and home to Japan’s oldest extant castle, gorgeous streets, and breath-taking vistas. Visit the iconic Matsumoto Castle, known as Crow Castle, enjoy a traditional tea ceremony at...
Nestled in the mountains of Japan’s Gifu Prefecture, Takayama’s narrow streets are filled with interesting sights, including wooden merchant’s houses dating back to the Edo Period, small museums, and beautifully restored residences. The town is a popular base for...
Japan’s bustling, vibrant capital of Tokyo is a place where ancient traditions and modern trends intertwine. Head to Shibuya crossing and try some authentic Japanese cuisine and experience some of Tokyo’s most famous landmarks such as the Sumida River, Rainbow...
