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Japan’s are among the most beautiful and diverse in the world. The country also boasts more than 30, which means choosing the very best parks to visit in a single trip is no easy task.

Japan does celebrate Christmas, though it is not an official Japanese holiday. The Japanese traditions differ from American Christmas, such as eating Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) as Christmas meal.

The Tokyo 2020 Torch will arrive by special plane from Greece with a special relay ceremony to officially start the Olympic games.

At the end of April and beginning of May, Japan celebrates four holidays within one week. The week at large is called Golden Week and most of Japan will be enjoying a well deserved holiday.

Japan is world-famous for its Sake (rice wine) and in the last few decades it has earned a reputation for its whiskey, but did you know that beer is the country’s most popular alcoholic drink?

The Ghibli Museum, designed by famous Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki, houses storybook-like interactive exhibits made for children to experience an imaginative escape from the real world.

Japanese tradition of cherry blossom festival hanami is a celebration that is centuries old. It is held throughout Japan and in many other places around the world.

The cuisine of Japanis steeped in culinary tradition, reflecting centuries of political, economic, and social change. An emphasis on seasonality, seafood, and respect presentation has persevered.

There are few absolutes in life, but if you love trains, there is no better place in the world for you to visit than Japan. From iconic steam trains to hyper modern bullet trains, Japan has them!

The chance to witness the spectacle of the Olympic Games in person is a once in a lifetime experience. But combining the Olympics with a trip around Japan makes the whole experience even more special.