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Experience medieval Japan in the castle town of Hagi
Of the more than 10 million visitors to Japan, destinations like Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima. and Okinawa obviously rank among the better-known names. But there are small cities and towns spread among the beautiful islands of this singular country off th
Narita and Sakura, two highly underrated Tokyo suburbs
The name “Narita” instantly brings to mind the huge airport that services the Tokyo metro area. But the city that’s home to the airport, as well as the one alongside it, are actually atmospheric, full of history, and well worth working in before or a
Experiencing Tokyo by bus, train, foot, rickshaw, helicopter
Tokyo is a city of many neighborhoods. In about one hour, you can take the above-the-ground, glass-windowed JR Yamanote line, on a 34.5 km (21.4 miles) loop around the center of the city. Some of the major station include Yūrakuchō (Ginza area), Shi
Read more…any great blog about Japan (possibly written by a Japanese blogger) to suggest?
any great blog about Japan (possibly written by a Japanese blogger) to suggest?
Read more…Yanaka is one of Tokyo's most cherished neighborhoods
As part of a series of articles on our favorite neighborhoods in Tokyo, JapanQuest Journeys takes you to Yanaka, in many ways the best preserved area of old Edo. Strolling through Yanaka is like a trip back in time. On each occasion that I wander
Japanese New Year's traditions
Before 1873, the Japanese New Year was based on the Chinese lunar calendar but following the Meiji Restoration Japan adopted the Gregorian calendar and it is now celebrated on January 1st. It is considered by most Japanese to be one of the most impor
"To Japan With Love: A Travel Guide for the Connoisseur" is our Read of the Week
With contributions from Tripatini members including Ed Wetschler: From crawling through Buddha's nose at Todaiji Temple to finding peace in Hiroshima, "To Japan with Love" takes readers along on an eclectic range of experiences, including horseback r
question re 2-month budget/midrange travel in Japan
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10,000 Free Trips to Japan
"Tokyo: Japan will offer 10,000 foreigners free airfares to visit the country next year, in an attempt to boost the tourism industry which has been hit by the ongoing nuclear disaster, a report said on Monday.
"The Japan Tourism Agency plans to ask w
Great example of Adventure Tourism in Japan
Canyons Japan is run by New Zealander Mike Harris, the hard to miss kiwi who stands at 6ft something with viking like features and impressively long ginger dreadlocks is spearheading the revival of Minakami Machi - a previously declining onsen town i
Read more…Why Can't Japan Attract More Visitors?
Says here it's not the marketers' mistakes but the brand's mistakes: http://nyti.ms/9xAleB
Tokyo
One of the world's great cities, the country's sometimes overwhelming capital stir-frys shiny futurism with echoes of traditional Nihon. More info in English: www.TCVB.or.jp, www.Tourism.Metro.Tokyo.jp, www.TokyoEGuide.com, www.Tokyotopia.com, www.T
Read more…2 great Japanese evening "light-up" events in autumn 2021
In Japan's Nikko and Kinugawa-onsen areas, two hours north of Tokyo along the Tobu Railway Nikko and Kinugawa lines, special moon-viewing festivities with light-ups are being held from September through November.
There is a Japanese expression, "a
Tochigi City's historic Uzuma River Andon Lantern Festival
During Japan's hot and sultry summer, everyone tries to cool off by the water. In historic Tochigi City, affectionately called Koedo or "Little Old Tokyo," just 70 minutes north of Tokyo's Asakusa Station on Tobu Railway's Tobu Nikko Line, the ann
