For those experiencing the timeless allure of Kyoto for the first time, the city offers a tapestry of cultural wonders, traditional arts, and natural beauty. As a former capital of Japan, Kyoto is a living museum, cradling centuries-old temples, shrines, and districts that whisper tales of the past.

Japan, a land of profound history and enduring traditions, holds the legacy of the Samurai in its heart. Aizu Wakamatsu in Fukushima Prefecture is a city deeply connected to the Samurai's rich heritage, offering travelers an immersive experience into their world.

From coffee being roasted, knife blades being engraved, oil in woks being fried, sake being poured, knives being sharpened and sampled to the crunch of a fortune cookie being opened, you'll find it all here in the kitchenware capital of Tokyo, Kappabashi.

Keio Plaza Hotel, a renowned hospitality landmark in Tokyo, is introducing exciting new features for guests. Catering to both family travelers and those seeking a taste of Japanese culture, the hotel combines modern luxury with traditional experiences.

Discover Japan's spring beauty! Our 30+ years of experience enrich this free webinar, perfect for new travelers. Learn about cherry blossoms, Tokyo, and Kyoto. Join our Japan Discovery Tours and an engaging Q&A. Plan your dream Japanese journey with us!

Discover Year-Crossing Noodles: Tradition to Trend - Japan's unique New Year noodle ritual evolves from classic Soba to luxurious Ramen. Join the culinary journey!

Japan, a nation where ancient traditions seamlessly blend with futuristic innovation, offers a unique travel experience. Known for its rich cultural heritage, technological advancements, and natural beauty, Japan appeals to a wide range of interests and tastes.

Hotel New Otani Tokyo is more than just a stay; it's an encounter with Japan's rich history, a tryst with modern luxury, and a gateway to the nation’s most celebrated natural phenomenon – the cherry blossoms. It is a destination that promises not just a visit but an experience, leaving guests with memories as enduring as its own legacy.

Hyatt Regency Kyoto stands not just as a luxury hotel, but as a portal to the heart of Kyoto's history and culture. It's more than a stay; it’s an opportunity to live and breathe the ancient allure of Kyoto, wrapped in modern luxury and comfort, making it a perfect choice for those seeking a sophisticated retreat in Japan's cultural capital.

Ginzan Onsen is an Onsen town in Yamagata prefecture off the coast and towards the inland. Its name means "silver mine hot spring". In the wintertime there is deep mountain snow in the valley surrounding the shinkansen tracks making for a beautiful, photo worthy ride into Yamagata from Tokyo.

Imagine an evening that transports you to the heart of Japanese tradition, an exquisite blend of art, taste, and entertainment. This is the Maiko experience – an opportunity to step back in time and immerse yourself in the ancient culture of Japan's geisha.

While Northern Japan offers cooler climes, historical vibes, and spectacular snowy scenes, Southern Japan brings warmth, spiritual encounters, and a rich tapestry of heritage. Whether you're basking in the view from Mount Hakodate or reflecting at Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park, Japan promises an immersive experience that bridges the ancient and the modern.

For travelers, the Yakatabune offers a slice of Japan that's both traditional and uniquely relaxing. The blend of cherry blossoms, the city skyline, a Maiko performance, and a Kaiseki dinner isn’t just a tour; it's a memory that will last a lifetime.

Japan's diverse landscapes, from its bustling urban settings to tranquil countryside, beckon cyclists with promises of adventure.

Morioka, a charming city nestled in Japan’s Iwate Prefecture, was recently hailed by The New York Times as one of the 52 must-visit destinations for 2023.

Embark on Japan's anime odyssey: Visit Akihabara's neon buzz, Nakano Broadway's treasures, Ghibli's enchanting realm, and Pokémon's fun-filled hub!

Tokyo Station, the very heart of Japan's bustling capital, offers an incredibly rich blend of history, tradition, and modernity.

Tanabata, also known as the Star Festival, is celebrated on July 7th each year and is one of Japan's most charming festivities.

Hokkaido, the northernmost island of Japan, is an enchanting destination that seamlessly blends captivating landscapes with a rich cultural heritage.

Summer is the season of festivals in Japan! Because the three great festivals of Tohoku are held at nearly the same time, they can all be enjoyed together in one trip.