December hits Tokyo and the rest of the Kanto region, bringing Christmas, New Years Eve, and winter with it! This month sees ...

Autumn in Japan spans from September to November, with foliage changing from mid-October onwards. The end of November is the peak time to enjoy vibrant foliage across the country. Two waves of foliage ...

Getting injured or sick in Japan is the last thing you need while traveling. Still, sometimes it does happen and getting the help and health care you need can be quite the ordeal in a country with a ...

Mount Fuji isn’t always visible from Tokyo and even if you stay for a week, weather and season might have it hide behind clouds the entire time. But for most people, seeing Japan's most famous ...

When cherry blossoms blanket Japan in a mesmerizing hue, a timeless tradition unfolds under their delicate boughs. Hanami, more than a mere floral spectacle, is a cherished rendezvous with beauty, a ...

Would you like to experience "Classes & workshops" when you visit Kyoto?30 popular "Classes & workshops" to experience in Kyoto are available for reservation right now. Some experiences are available ...

JST is managed by Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO), providing foreign visitors safety tips and latest information in case of natural disasters. The Japan National Tourist Organization (JNTO) ...

Because Japan is a country of volcanoes, it has many hot springs. In addition to well-known hot springs sites such as Kusatsu and Beppu, public baths that are central fixtures of the community are ...

Tokyo isn’t just about massive electronics megastores. You’ll also find niche specialty shops in Akihabara and discount stores packed with uniquely Japanese gadgets. With so many options spread ...

Travelers can find abundant natural surroundings outside the city in such places as Sounkyo, Kurobe Gorge, Takachiho Gorge, Oirase Mountain Stream, Shinanogawa River, Tone River, and Lake Biwa.

Just about everyone is familiar with Japanese kimono: the beautiful and most recognizable traditional garments in Japan. What you may not know, however, is that “kimono,” which literally means ‘thing ...

A watch specialty store located in a corner of Odori, Sapporo.