Explore Japan Tourism In 2026
Not just for railway nerds The Kyoto Railway Museum, completed in 2016, is a grand tribute to over 100 years of railway history in japan….
Islands dotting a rich blue sea Ago Bay, situated southeast of Ise-jingu Shrine, draws visitors with its majestic meandering coast, rich with verdant islands and…
Cycle an ancient kingdom’s road lined with burial mounds, shrines, and fruit Kibiji is an ancient road connecting Soja and Okayama, the central area of…
Chiba’s longest beach, Kujukuri Beach, is a hidden gem on the eastern coast of japan. With its 66-kilometer stretch of sandy shoreline, it offers a…
An international selection of boutiques and dining establishments Motomachi is a district located just south of Yokohama Chinatown, and it showcases the city’s international personality…
A charming church dedicated to the man who brought Christianity to japan The Yamaguchi Xavier Memorial Church is a stunning architectural gem located in Yamaguchi,…
A mist-shrouded crater lake clear to its depths, with a volcano at its heart. This is the enchanting and mesmerizing Lake Mashu, located in Akan-Mashu…
Iwami Kagura is a unique and captivating traditional performance art that has been thrilling audiences in japan for decades. This masked performance art is fast-paced,…
A key port of call where the Dutch traded Hirado, historically known as Firando, is a place where Western culture and Japanese culture coexist harmoniously….
Slip into volcanic hot springs deep in Kyushu’s mountains Kirishima Onsen, nestled in the foothills of Kyushu’s Kirishima mountain range, is one of japan‘s most…
A shrine and cave full of myth, and dances to the gods Situated in the Takachiho area in Miyazaki Prefecture of Kyushu, Amano Iwato-jinja Shrine…
Traditional bathhouses have long been an integral part of Japanese culture, offering a relaxing and rejuvenating experience for locals and visitors alike. One such place…