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Nikko is only 125 kilometers from Tokyo, but no bullet train (Shinkansen) runs directly there. If you take the Shinkansen, you need to transfer trains at Utsuno...

Nikko is a World Heritage city with both ancient temples and beautiful nature, so we've put together maps for you to download and keep. The first covers the famous temple area, ...

Hikawa Shrine in Kawagoe, Saitama Prefecture, is an old Shinto shrine famous in Japan as a place to pray for love. This makes it one of the best-known attractio...

Japan… a country where every corner has its own charm, from the snow-capped peak of Mount Fuji in winter to fields of cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring, from the old lanes...

Onsen (hot springs)are another highly popular natural attraction among both Japanese and foreign visitors. Bathing in onsen is a tradition that Japanese people ...

If you only stay in ordinary hotels in Japan, you miss part of the experience. If you want to experience authentic traditional Japanese culture, we recommend staying at a tradit...

Ikebukuro is one of the must-visit neighborhoods when you come to Tokyo, because it is a bustling shopping area with everything in one place, from delicious restaurants and styl...

Shibuya is located in Tokyo, Japan. After the Yamanote Line was built, most people came to know Shibuya as the name of a train station. The are...