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Onsen are Japanese hot springs that have strong cultural significance. Onsen vary in price, regulations, and amenities, so it is important to pick the right one for you.

Visit Himeji: learn about the magnificent Himeji Castle and surrounding garden, what to do in Himeji, where to eat and how to get to Himeji using the Japan Rail Pass.

Tourists with tattoos may not realize that showing their tattoos in Japan can be a sign of disrespect. It’s important to be aware of the places that do and don’t accept those with visible tattoos.

Japan has cultural rules that many foreign travelers may not know about, including tipping, bowing and footwear etiquette. Learning these rules, can enhance your trip and show respect for the culture.

Mindfulness and meditation are more popular than ever in today’s increasingly busy and fast-paced world and what better way to rediscover your inner peace and serenity than by travelling to Japan?

Did you know that the world’s first novel was written in Japan in the 11th Century? Welcome to the world of Literary Tourism where Japan is among the world’s leading destinations.

Winter can be a tricky time of year to visit Japan if you’re not into skiing and snowboarding. The Sapporo Snow Festival make it completely worthwhile the glacial spectacle and snow fun.

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.

Halloween, is a relatively new holiday in Japan, but it is becoming increasingly popular. For fans of anime, cosplay, and manga culture, this holiday is a great time to show off costumes.