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Japan's latest Prefectural Attractiveness Ranking, released by the Brand Research Institute, has once again sparked conversation about what makes a place appealing. For 2025, Hokkaido, Kyoto, and Okinawa claimed the top three spots, as they did last year.
Compiled from the votes of more than 800 bar industry experts across the globe, The World's 50 Best Bars list represents a global snapshot of excellence in hospitality, creativity, and experience—and three Tokyo bars made the cut.
A window into Japan's theatrical history, kabuki deserves a spot on every visitor's itinerary. Here's everything you need to know about catching a performance at Tokyo's most iconic kabuki theatre — from performance types to tickets and English-language support.
Condé Nast Traveler has recently released its 2025 Readers' Choice Awards, and Kyoto has been named one of the world's friendliest cities. The annual awards are based on reader votes, highlighting destinations that make lasting impressions through hospitality and atmosphere.
If you have watched Demon Slayer and developed a taste for sword dances performed by masked men in fabulous outfits, then look no further! Before there was Kabuki, there was Noh, and before that there was Kagura. A ritual dance that served as entertainment for the gods.
In a recent feature, the BBC highlighted nine of the world's most unforgettable train trips, covering everything from alpine crossings to coastal rides. Among them was the Hokuriku Shinkansen, a relatively new addition to Japan's legendary bullet train network.
On the coast of Hyogo Prefecture, the towns of Ako, Tatsuno, and Himeji offer a journey that blends Japan’s natural beauty with its living history. Explore what makes each town unique and the best base for seeing them all.
“Yarōramen Shibuya Center-gai Souhonten (referred to hereafter as “Yaro Ramen”)” located in Shibuya, is a ramen shop that never sleeps, operating 24 hours a day. The shop’s hearty ramen is known as “Yaro-style” and it is gaining recognition as a new genre of ramen!
Awaji Island, Awajishima in Japanese, is a mild-weathered destination located in the Seto Inland Sea between Honshu and Shikoku. Featuring a legendary history, rich cultural attractions, breathtaking nature, and delectable cuisine from the land and sea, this island is an off-the-beaten-path retreat that opens your eyes to new perspectives of Japan.
Awaji Island, Awajishima in Japanese, is a mild-weathered destination located in the Seto Inland Sea between Honshu and Shikoku. Featuring a legendary history, rich cultural attractions, breathtaking nature, and delectable cuisine from the land and sea, this island is an off-the-beaten-path retreat that opens your eyes to new perspectives of Japan.