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Tokyo Auto Salon 2026 Japan Car Tour: Cars, Culture & The Open Road - Chiba - Japan Travel
Go under the hood of Japan in this unique Japanese car tour. Visit the Tokyo Auto Salon 2026—showing off the latest race cars, modifications and street-legal vehicles—and then explore so many more of Japan's must-visit spots.
An Enriching Getaway in Ome City - Tokyo - Japan Travel
When the busyness of city life becomes too much, Ome’s natural and cultural charms are only a 60 to 90-minute train ride away. Majestic nature, age-old traditions, townscapes of the past, and a luxurious hotel are waiting for you in Tokyo’s backyard.
FamilyMart's Choc Mint Fair is Back for 2025 - Food & Drink - Japan Travel
Starting from June 10th, FamilyMart is rolling out their annual Chocolate Mint Fair at locations nationwide. With 14 limited-edition treats on offer, this lineup is a must-try for anyone curious about seasonal Japanese snacks.
Secret Museum Yanai Yamaguchi - Yamaguchi - Japan Travel
A new kind of museum experience is coming to Yamaguchi Prefecture this summer. Opening on June 21st in the historic port town of Yanai, the Secret Museum Yanai Yamaguchi invites visitors to uncover hidden artworks and untold stories over multiple premises.
Starbucks Japan Spices Up Summer - Food & Drink - Japan Travel
Starting Friday, June 6th, Starbucks Japan is launching a bold new limited-edition drink: the Hot Honey Oriental Mango & Tea Frappuccino. It's a surprising blend of sweet and heat that promises to shake up your usual summer drink experience.
Honzawa Ranch Observation Deck - Hokkaido - Japan Travel
Located 45 minutes by car from Kitami Station. The Honzawa Ranch Observation Deck overlooks the wide Kitami Valley, and Shiretoko and Daisetsuzan are in view on clear days. In the spring and summer, cows can be seen grazing in the green fields below the tower.
Mt. Fuji Hike 2025: New Safety Rules & Registration Guide - Japan Travel
Shizuoka Prefecture introduces new climbing regulations in 2025 for the Fujinomiya, Gotemba, and Subashiri trails during the climbing season from July 10 to September 10. These changes aim to protect both climbers and the fragile alpine environment of Mt. Fuji.
5 Reasons to Visit the Izu Peninsula - Japan Travel
Just a short ride from Tokyo, the Izu Peninsula is one of Japan’s most diverse and inviting resort regions. With a mix of dramatic coastlines, hot springs, volcanic landscapes, and rich cultural heritage, it’s a destination that offers something for every kind of traveler.
TeamLab Biovortex Kyoto Opening in Fall 2025 - Japan Travel
In a city known for its centuries-old temples and traditional arts, a strikingly modern addition is set to make waves this fall. teamLab Biovortex Kyoto, a new permanent immersive art museum, will open later this year as part of Kyoto’s Southeast Area Development Project.
Sakai’s Hidden Gem: Konpeito Kingdom and the Art of Candy Making - Osaka - Japan Travel
Konpeito is a traditional Japanese sugar candy with origins in Portuguese confectionery. At the Konpeito Kingdom Museum in Sakai, visitors can explore its long history and participate in a hands-on workshop to make their own batch of colorful, spiky sweets.
Tokyo Ranks 12th on Vegan-friendly Cities List - Food & Drink - Japan Travel
In celebration of its 25th anniversary, plant-based restaurant resource HappyCow has just released its list of the Top 25 Vegan-Friendly Cities in the world. In exciting news for both locals and travelers, Tokyo placed 12th overall.
Minobu - Temple Stays in the Shadow of Mt. Fuji - Japan Travel
Japan is enriched with deep spiritual traditions, most notably Buddhism and Shinto, the two main religions which intertwine and define many aspects of Japanese culture. Visitors to Japan seeking a taste of enlightenment can of course visit the country's shrines and temples.
Traditional Culture Lives On - Okinawa - Japan Travel
Traditional crafts and artistic creations from Japan are well-known. Yonaguni is one of the regions to retain its own culture and ethnicity. Today, the local community dedicatedly passes on the ancestors' knowledge, and Yonaguni continues to preserve its cultural spirits.
Tokoro Forest of Remains - Hokkaido - Japan Travel
Across this museum park, learn about the lives and customs of Hokkaido's prehistoric hunter-gatherers, the Okhotsk, the forerunners of the Ainu. These mariners traveled across the Okhotsk Sea, their namesake, and made the north coast of Hokkaido their refuge.