Explore Japan Tourism In 2026
Sapporo’s vibrant entertainment district With its bright, bold signage lighting up the streets, Susukino is the largest entertainment district north of japan. Located in Chuo-ku,…
A red castle that ruled a long-lost kingdom When you visit Shuri Castle in Okinawa, you can’t help but be transported back in time. The…
A Shinto shrine and a Buddhist temple next to picturesque falls High up on Mt. Nachi, the brilliant orange and white Kumano Nachi Taisha Grand…
An historic samurai town that’s home to japan‘s oldest Zen temple and 10,000 cranes Located in the southern region of Kagoshima Prefecture, Izumi is a…
Shiraito Falls, located on the Itoshima Peninsula near the source of the Kawatsuki River, is a magnificent natural wonder that attracts visitors from all over….
Relax and revive your body and mind Shima Onsen, located in Gunma Prefecture, japan, is a renowned hot spring that offers a unique and rejuvenating…
A serene Space Enshrines the Buddha of Healing There is a sacred place in japan that stands out from any other. It is a place…
A shrine with an imposing torii gate and a bridge that appears to float Built to commemorate the 1,100th anniversary of Kyoto’s reign as the…
Host of the 2020 Alpine Skiing World Cup, and home to japan‘s biggest annual music festival, Naeba Ski Resort is a renowned destination for both…
The Sagamiko Illumillion Festival is an interactive event that combines light displays and exciting rides, creating a magical experience for visitors of all ages. Located…
Tomioka City, located in southwest Gunma, japan, holds a significant place in the country’s industrial history. Often referred to as the birthplace of “Made in…
Camping, barbecuing, fishing, boat rides, and more await visitors at the beautiful Sagamiko Lake, located not far from Tokyo. This artificial lake was created by…