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Nikko is well known for its scenic beauty surrounded by natural attractions such as mountains, marshlands, and lakes. It is also famous for the ornate and multicolored carvings on Nikko Toshogu Shrine, the World Heritage site. Nikko Toshogu Shrine serves as the final resting place of Shogun Toku...
In Japan, mountains are considered sacred and worshiped because they believe that gods reside wit...
Hakone is one of the most famous onsen districts in all Japan. When in Haone, check out the best ...
Discover delicious sake in these traditional breweries, not too far from Tokyo but not too near t...
Published 8 months ago
The foliage in Kamakura usually changes in mid-November to early December. Autumn has always been a special season in Japan because this is the time when the leaves of the trees change their colors. They paint Kamakura in beautiful stripes of yellow and red that attracts tourists from all over t...
Published over 1 year ago
Hakone is a hot spring city, and every year its visitors can taste some delicacies made with pure Onsen water. This type of cuisine is very healthy, and it also brings new flavors, so it’s worth a try! Find best foods in Hakone before your trip!
Published over 1 year ago
Here we are with a list of the 10 best Utsunomiya gyoza restaurants to taste the original dumplings! Have fun with friends or families discovering the best traditional gyoza in all Japan. There are so many variants that just a day won't be enough!
Published over 1 year ago
Winter is a time for skiing and snowboarding and there are many mountains that you can visit from Tokyo as a day trip. Make sure to visit one of the 10 best ski resorts from Tokyo!
Published over 1 year ago
Experience Japan’s best ski resorts whether you’re an avid skier, snowboarder or just for being in the white powdery snow.
Published over 1 year ago
Discover delicious sake in these traditional breweries, not too far from Tokyo but not too near the city’s crowds! Here is a list of the most ancient and recommended breweries in and around Tokyo.
Published almost 2 years ago
Yokohama may not have the reputation for being the most traditional of Japanese cities, but if you know where to look, traces of its roots are still easy to come by. Take, for instance, your choice of accommodations for the duration of your stay. While the city is in no shortage of modern hotels...
Published about 2 years ago
The enchanting city of Nikko is a place that invites travelers to slow down. Its mountain scenery, its heritage sites, and its reverent air make it the perfect setting for a relaxing escape. To top it all off, it has numerous onsen districts and ryokans to make your stay not just comfortable, bu...
Published about 2 years ago
Kamakura is a beautiful coastal town located less than an hour away in the southern part of Tokyo. Wear your hiking shoes and head towards the best hiking courses in Kamakura.
Published about 2 years ago
Nikko is well known for its scenic beauty surrounded by natural attractions such as mountains, marshlands, and lakes. It is also famous for the ornate and multicolored carvings on Nikko Toshogu Shrine, the World Heritage site. Nikko Toshogu Shrine serves as the final resting place of Shogun Toku...
Answered about 2 years ago
I'd recommend seeing Aso, or heading down to Beppu and Yufuin for the hot springs.
Answered over 2 years ago
If you like hot spring,you should go to atami.It takes about 2hours by bus from Tokyo. You can enjoy Mt.fuji sightseeing, sailing at ashinoko. You can see some musiums and seel inspirations.
Answered over 2 years ago
It depends on what you want to do and see. You can pick the bus or train for the transportation, then will be able to visit so many places on 1day! If you are in Japan now, then you can take a train to the north for skiing, or take a bus to Mt. Fuji & Shizuoka area for Sakura! Or to the Nikko and...
Published over 2 years ago
Kamakura is a thriving tourist destination that is found less than an hour away from the city of Tokyo. This city that once held great political power in the past has declined to a simple fishing village. Even so, it didn’t stop the city from attracting tourists not only in Japan but around the ...
Answered over 2 years ago
Places accessible by train and have traditional buildings:- KamakuraKamakura is in Kanagawa Prefecture. There are lots of shrines and temples because Kamakura used to be the capital of Japan for a period of time. There are also traditional houses and accommodations or restaurants or cafes that us...
Published over 2 years ago
Kamakura is a beautiful city near the sea that is found in the southern part of Tokyo. Embark on a journey to see the 10 best shrine and temple in Kamakura.
Answered over 2 years ago
If you have full day time, you can go to Moji.It is seaside town and historical. You can enjoy nice seafood,bakedcurry,blowfish.Near Moji,there is Spaceworld,too.
Answered over 2 years ago
I recommend,you should go to NASU.It tkakes about one& half hour by SHINKANSEN from Tokyo.It is cooler than Tokyo.Especially in summer , you can enjoy nice vierw ,cool air,nice foods,shopping,fruits huntings and so on.
Answered over 2 years ago
Many people use Shinkansen from Tokyo to enjoy ski day trip in winter. They head to GALA Yuzawa or Naeba Ski Resort from Echigo Yuzawa Station. The station is also very nice because there are lots of shops, including Japanese sake tasting shop. At the shop, you can try various Japanese sake and b...
Answered over 2 years ago
And also Kyoto is also available by day trip. Or if you are aiming to have the Shinkansen experience, Odawara is pretty closer from Tokyo and nice and cozy place to visit!
