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It's the time of year where various travel publications distribute their lists of places to visit in the coming twelve months, and Fodor's Go List 2025 featured Nikko in Tochigi Prefecture, a favorite weekend getaway spot for many Tokyoites.
Winter in Japan can be enjoyed in a myriad of ways, and not just by skiing and snowboarding – although those are popular, too! Ice-related activities showcase the country's natural beauty, innovation, and traditions, and this guide covers five of them worth checking out.
Universal Studios Japan is a dream destination for many Nintendo fans thanks to the park's Super Nintendo World section which opened in March of 2021. This is set to expand with the addition of a Donkey Kong Country™ area from December 11th, doubling the fun for visitors.
Released on an annual basis, the Lonely Planet Best in Travel list highlights the top countries, cities, and regions to visit for the upcoming year. The 2025 compilation was published recently, and Osaka was featured in the cities section.
Wakayama Prefecture, located in Japan’s southern Kansai region, is a spiritually attuned and naturally beautiful destination famous for its religious pilgrimages, cultural sites, and temple stays, as well as its alluring forests, mountains, and beaches.
“JAL Fantastic Journey Express,” a specially decorated airplane inspired by Fantasy Springs, the eighth theme port at Tokyo DisneySea opened in June 2024, started service on October 21 for a limited period of time on its domestic Japan route.
The relentless heat of the Japanese summer has finally waned, and it's the best time of the year to go on a hike! Join me in my hike around Azuchi Castle Ruins. It is located in Shiga Prefecture, and is a site of great historical significance.
Wakasa Town offers you the chance to unplug from a bustling city and feel the flow of time magically start to slow down. Wakasa Town is a place where you can simultaneously feel the town’s history while tuning into the beauty of the present moment.
This article will introduce you to three immersive activities hosted in English where you are not merely an observer but an active participant. Learn about the precise art of sushi-making, connect with your inner painter, and explore one of Japan’s most renowned art collections.
To best utilize Japan’s free Wi-Fi spots, which include airports, train stations, convenience stores, cafes, and more, we recommend downloading the “Japan Wi-Fi auto-connect” app. This app automatically connects you to nearby Wi-Fi spots and only uses connections that are safe and secure.
Gyoza Bar Keisuke in Asakusa offers an authentic taste of Japan with its fresh, traditional dumplings. Customers can enjoy various gyoza styles, from grilled to fried, and even participate in the making process. A must visit after exploring the historic Senso-ji Temple!
The Fukui Dinosaur Museum is an excellent place to wander around if you love dinosaurs. It's a great place to take the kids to, to go on a date, or just to explore! Have an amazing, immersive experience of how dinosaurs used to live at Japan's largest dinosaur museum.
With the largest coverage area across 46 of 47 prefectures, the “GO App” provides you with a reliable way to get where you need to go. Ease all of your navigating concerns, and utilize the “GO App” for an even smoother journey in Japan.
Kanazawa, Japan’s gold leaf capital producing 99% of the nation’s supply, is a treasure trove of cultural experiences. Whether you’re hitting the slopes in winter or driving along scenic summer coastlines, it offers a captivating experience in all season! Let's dive in!
After the 2024 earthquake hit Noto Peninsula, recovery has been slow due to its isolation. Local businesses, like a ryokan in Nanao, are rebuilding. Traveling, buying local products, and supporting these efforts directly can help the community recover faster.
I am always on the lookout for locations offering Japan’s famous mixture of beautiful scenery and cultural depth without huge crowds, and I recently found such a place on a trip to Ishikawa Prefecture in Kanazawa City and the small town of Nanao.