From enchanting Christmas card-esque villages in winter to cherry blossom canopies in spring, the Japanese capital of Tokyo is gorgeous throughout the year. This unique and energetic metropolis has countless subcultures to explore and gorgeous sights to see. Throw in delectable cuisine, and it’s easy to see why it’s such a popular travel destination. What’s more, luxury…
Not our first time in Japan but we’re now in one of the best cities and one of our favorites! It’s Chiba, this city that stretches along the coast owning breathtaking beaches and lovely natural sights. We love destinations where we can go sightseeing, but we love the mix between nature and amusement more. So,…
Our first-hand business trip to Kyoto was a remarkable blend of efficiency and cultural immersion. Kyoto’s allure lies in its seamless fusion of modernity and tradition. We found a plethora of business hotels in Kyoto, each offering a unique charm and impeccable service. The city’s public transportation, including buses and trains, was a revelation, whisking…
Besides the ever-popular cherry blossom season, fall in Japan is easily one of the best times to explore this gorgeous country. The best places to visit in Japan during fall span across the country, but what’s interesting is the nature of the entire season. Autumn here spans from September to November, but two distinct waves of foliage…
Trust us; Tokyo is one of those cities that you absolutely have to visit at least once (or maybe twice) in your life. It has so many iconic landmarks and attractions to visit, and we’re not surprised if you don’t want to go back home after spending a few days here. But we’re here not…
Narita Airport is one of Japan’s newer airports, having opened only in 2015. Over the years, it’s transformed into a quieter and calmer space, despite the 7.5 million passengers it sees annually. Right from security robots to quiet rooms, Narita airport is advanced in every sense of the word. While it offers easy access to…
With its traditional culture and passion for everything new and zany, Tokyo yokes the past and the future rather superbly. Japan’s capital city indeed has everything, from entertainment and mouthwatering dining to ancient sights, temples, palaces, and even a lush forest within city limits. However, the region has a lot to offer, more than Tokyo. The…
The ancient capital of Japan, Kyoto, is a captivating city in its own right. From a world-famous bamboo grove to a sprawling Japanese shrine right in the heart of the suburbs, Kyoto offers many things to see and do. What’s more, its location at the heart of the Kansai region in the middle of the island of…
Tokyo is a busy capital with a wide variety of interesting things to do. The enchanting city at the head of Tokyo Bay, Japan boasts a mix of traditional and ultramodern nuances, from historic temples to neon-lit skyscrapers. Amidst all of these, you’ll find awesome yet cheap hotels in Tokyo. Tourists come in from every…
Kaleidoscopic Kyoto lies at the southern end of Lake Biwa, just 50 minutes from Osaka. The cultural and former historic capital of Japan, Kyoto reminds you of Japan’s glorious past. So, you’ll see everything from Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples to imperial palaces, gardens, and traditional houses. Also, it’s home to the geisha culture, vibrant…
Established in 710 AD as the “Citadel of Peace” (Heijo-Kyo), Nara was Japan’s first permanent capital. It’s also the capital of the Nara Prefecture in Honshu’s Kansai region in central Japan. The city lies less than an hour’s drive from Osaka and Kyoto, and roughly 500 km (311 miles) southwest of Tokyo. There are plenty…
The capital of Japan is home to one of Asia’s biggest LGBT communities. So it’s hardly any surprise that there are plenty of gay hotels in Tokyo. Many are within easy reach of Shinjuku Ni-Chome, arguably the most popular Tokyo gay district. Lively enough by day, it’s more exuberant at night when the clubs and…
Are you looking for a getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city? Do you enjoy traditional and regional cuisine, events, attractions, and beaches? Then the harbor city of Fukuoka might just be the destination you’re seeking. Here, you’ll get to experience both old-school Japanese charm and the sights and sounds of an ever-growing…
For most people, the name Hiroshima instantly conjures up the horrific events of 6 August 1945, when the city became the target of the world’s first atom bomb. Poignant reminders of that tragic time are visible in different parts of the city that has risen from the ashes like a phoenix. Today one can hardly…
Japan is one of the most vibrant Asian countries, thanks to the thriving technological ambiance and dazzling natural beauty. Even though Japan is critically located within the Ring of Fire and there are high chances of some devastating natural calamities, the country is becoming a superpower since the World Wars. And in this country, one…
While you are exploring the beautiful island of Hokkaido, your visit to the capital city of Sapporo is a must. This part of the island is considered to be one of the most gorgeous sights of the island and also permits you to perform a number of activities. This is the place where you can…
Standing in stately contrast to the neon-lit adrenaline of Tokyo, Kyoto is quieter, quainter and the perfect place to experience authentic Japanese culture with a plethora of cultural sights. From ancient palaces to hidden temples. Japan’s capital from 794 to 1868, Kyoto, is famous for its Geisha district and is an important city in Japan’s history. With…
A 40-minute ferry ride from Ishinomaki, near Sendai, will get you to a small island named Tashirojima. This is the only island in the world where cats outnumber humans. You will find here a population of 100 people and several hundred cats. Tashirojima is located in the Pacific Ocean off the Oshika Peninsula.Cats were first…
Okunoshima is a tiny island, located off the coast of Hiroshima, that was used as a secret army base and the site of Japan’s secret chemical-weapons-production factory during World War II. From 1929 to 1945, more than 7,000 tons of poison gas were manufactured on the remote island, and the program was shrouded in secrecy.…
Tokyo is the capital and largest city in Japan with over 13 million people and it is the center of Japanese culture, finance, and government. Tokyo is a vast city with a marvelous mix of modern living and old-fashioned manners, slick high-tech gadgets and cutesy cartoon mascots. Experience one of the world’s largest cities, home…