

Japan is one of the worldâs most underrated ski and snowboard destinations. With its famous powder snow, scenic mountain towns, and world-class resorts, itâs a winter wonderland waiting to be explored. Whether youâre an experienced rider or a total beginner, Japan makes it easyârentals, lessons, and even onsen hot springs are often just steps away…

Located in a quiet village between Lake Kawaguchi and Lake Yamanaka, Oshino Hakkai is a collection of eight spring-fed ponds known for their crystal-clear water sourced from Mt. Fujiâs melted snow.The water takes over 80 years to filter through layers of volcanic rock before emerging at the surfaceâso clear that you can see every pebble,…

What is HÅtÅ? HÅtÅ (ã»ããšã) is a traditional noodle soup from Yamanashi Prefecture, especially popular around the Mt. Fuji and Kawaguchiko area. Itâs made with thick, flat noodles simmered in a hearty miso-based broth, along with local seasonal vegetables like pumpkin, mushrooms, carrots, and sometimes even wild greens.Unlike udon, hÅtÅ noodles are made without salt,…

The lively entertainment area of ââDotonbori is the most famous tourist destination in Osaka and famous for its striking neon lights, its extravagant signage, and huge variety of restaurants and bars.

Some of the world’s best amusement parks are in Japan! Which theme parks should definitely feature on your to-go list when you travel to Japan?

Don’t get surprised by your bill when you get to the cashier at the end of a nice meal! Let us explain all the ins and outs of paying your bill at a restaurant in Japan.

These 3 TV shows have helped spur the interest of many to visit Japan because of the mystery that surrounds the country. Watching these shows will only make viewers crave for more of Japan!

What is the history of vegan and vegetarian food in Japan? What is Shojin Ryori? And what are Tokyo’s best restaurants for vegans and vegetarians? Read it here!

Have you always wanted to know more about the design of Japanese money? We outlined all the different designs of Japanese coins and bills, and explain the historical or symbolic significance of the design.

Let us introduce our free concierge service to you; we will help you when things go wrong during your Japan tour, when you need great ideas for a spontaneous itinerary, and when you want a reservation for an amazing local restaurant.

Hiring private transportation for your airport transfer or tour in Japan minimizes risks, and we are here to help you get the best deal for any type of private transportation in Japan.

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Learn how to use the efficient and smooth public transportation system in Japan so you are well-prepared for your future trip to Japan

Which national holidays and regular holidays are there in Japan? Here is an overview of Japanese (national) holidays and some other important annual nationwide events.

If you book a tour package through us, in many cases the transfers to your hotel and back to the airport are included with your tour. If a transfer is not included in your package, if you would like to hire a charter minibus for a comfortable transfer to your hotel please let us know…

A trip to Japan is not complete without a stay in a traditional Japanese inn, also called a ryokan. You will be enveloped in Japanese tradition and culture and welcomed with warm Japanese hospitality.

The shinkansen or bullet train is one of the symbols of Japan’s technological advancement. It is still one of the fastest trains in the world, but another one that is even faster is in the making…

Coin lockers on stations are great places to store your luggage for cheap if you want to have your hands free during your trip. Let us show you how to use them!

Japan’s railway system is known for being the world’s most reliable and punctual train system. But for first-time visitors, using the train and metro can take some getting used to. Let us help you prepare!

In Kyoto, the best way to get around is by bus. This is because in many cases the train stations are located a long walk from the attractions that tourists want to see.