The blossoms of Japan's iconic sakura (cherry blossoms) light up with their delicate pink glow, attracting tourists and locals alike.

The Japanese cherry blossom tree is one of the country’s most iconic symbols. Here are the best packages.

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.

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.

“How old would the oldest cherry blossom be in the motherland of cherry blossoms?” - Here are the answers.

From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene landscapes of Kanazawa, Shirakawago, Takayama, and Kyoto, their journey unfolded with unforgettable memories.

A good night's rest can help you explore more tomorrow. Your accommodations are more than just a place to sleep.

How many airports are in Tokyo? Which airport should I use when visiting Tokyo? This article will answer the common questions about airports in the Tokyo area, Japan. Let's dive into learning about the differences between Haneda airport, Tokyo district, and Narita airport, Chiba prefecture.

With JR Pass, I was able to explore various areas in every direction with big discounts! Since my travel time was limited, I didn't have to buy tickets at stations every time so JR Pass could save my time a lot.

The Tohoku region offers magnificent nature, traditional Japanese culture, and delicious food. Here are some details you need to know about travel with the JR East Tohoku Area Pass.

When traveling by train to seek out the best Japanese cherry blossom spots, here are just a few breathtaking locations to add to your itinerary.

Sapporo Snow Festival is an annual winter festival in Hokkaido. It is a celebration of snow and ice held for one week in each February.

Awa Odori is a traditional summer dance whose origin is said to be traced back in the 16th century when a shogun built his castle in Tokushima city, Japan.

Like people 'When in Rome, Do as the Romans Do', we do like Japanese people do when in Japan! In this article, we will learn about the rules and manners you need to know before taking a train in Japan. Read more to learn about smoking and phone usage restrictions on trains, as well as other etiquettes and useful information to know such as about Women Only Cart and Priority Seats.

Our staff's travel blog. This time, our staff shares her travel experience from Tokyo to Shin Aomori, using the Tohoku Shinkansen line, the longest bullet train line in Japan, 674 km (419 miles) long in total. In this article, you will learn basic information about bullet train and ticket classes, where to buy shinkansen tickets, etc.

Are you traveling to Japan? Read this article to learn about types of toilets in Japan (sitting - Western Style, squatting - Japanese Style, and Washlet - Japanese Hi-tech bidet toilet), how to use a TOTO washlet, and about its user-friendly features such as seat warmer, bidet, and Otohime.