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The Ametsuchi train is a special sightseeing train with scenic views that runs between Izumoshi and Tottori in the San’in region.

As the world opens up and Japan once again opens for travel, it will become possible to see the Olympic sights in person.

Japan is well-prepared for earthquakes — and so can you be. Learn what to do before, during, and after a tremor, including what happens to trains and how to get alerts.

There are few better ways to really get to know a country than by camping under the stars, and Japan has more than 3,000 campsites to choose from.

Journey to the onsen town of Noboribetsu on Hokkaido to see the desolate, volcanic landscape of Jigokudani, better known as Hell Valley.

From samurai to sumo, origami to kabuki, Japanese culture is fascinating for children of all ages.

If you’re looking for a fun activity that doubles as a memorable keepsake and great social media content, you really can’t go past Purikura.

Experience what an old-fashioned onsen town is like with the World Heritage listed Yunotsu Onsen in Shimane Prefecture.

The Paralympics are coming to Tokyo in 2020. Learn about the Paralympics games, players, schedules, tickets and more. All updated with the latest details for 2021.

One of the 3 most beautiful views in Japan, Amanohashidate is a pine covered sandbar in the northern coastal part of Kyoto Prefecture.