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Explore Japans top 10 destinations where neon lights fill the darkness of the night with endless combinations of dazzle and glitter.

Laid-back, trendy Shimokitazawa, Tokyo, is set to become even more of a go-to destination this year thanks to a new five-storey shopping complex below the train station.

Few beyond the borders of Japan have likely heard of pachinko, but this complex game is big business in Japan. A form of gambling that at first glance looks a lot like pinball.

For decades, Roppongi has been one of Tokyo’s most popular entertainment districts for international visitors, and continues to reinvent itself.

Namba is one of Osaka’s most vibrant and dazzling districts and a great place to experience the wonders of contemporary Japan.

Ikebukuro (池袋) is a commercial and entertainment district in Tokyo, located on the north-west corner of the Yamanote line.

Tokyo’s legendary Golden Gai bars offer a chance to step back in time to the city’s vibrant post-war nightlife.

Shibuya, Tokyo is known for a highly urban and futuristic feel, as well as a variety of shopping, fashion, dining, and entertainment options. Its a must visit to experience modern Japanese culture.

Temples, rice fields, cityscapes and shopping. A visit to Japan isn't complete without blasting out 'your version' of a favourite song at karaoke!