Yokohama is a large and vibrant city just south of Tokyo, with a population of over 3.7 million. Japan's second-largest city is an economic and cultural hub. It was one of Japan's first open ports, which has driven the city's development. After opening its port to foreign trade in...
Onsens, ryokans, sushi and sake, Japan is a smorgasbord of tastes, sights and sounds. From walking across one of the busiest crossings in the world to chilling out in a magical bamboo grove, there are plenty of incredible things to do in Japan.
From samurai culture and cherry blossoms to...
The Aman Resort in Japan's Ise Shima National Park is a Japanese hot springs resort on the shores of Ago Bay and is designed along the lines of a traditional Japanese ryokan. Amanemu is a serene retreat in a green part of Japan and a real treat to add...
Japan offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural attractions that attracts millions of travellers annually. One of its cities, Hiroshima, is infamous for the devastating bombing during World War II. On August 6, 1945, the United States made the historic and devastating decision to drop the first-ever nuclear...
While exploring Japan, there is an impressive range of attractions that tourists look forward to. Of course, most people are interested in Japanese cuisine, pop culture, and temples, but one of the most underrated attractions are Japan's castles.
In James Clavell's novel Shogun, castles in Japan played a huge part...
Japan is a country where ancient traditions and cutting-edge technology live side by side. As one of Asia’s most technologically advanced nations, it’s fantastic there’s a treasure trove of shrines, temples and castles too. These historical landmarks in Japan are revered even though Japan’s megacities continue to grow at...
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20 Things To Do In Saitama
Saitama is a small prefecture that is part of the Greater Tokyo metropolitan area. Although there's plenty to do in Tokyo, if you're heading...