The list of articles and Q&A for travel to Japan about "Sights" by Hub Japan. If you are looking for the best sightseeing, things to do, or food informations about Japan, Hub Japan is your answer!
kunoichi, Living in Japan
I'm not sure if this is the only timetable, but according to this, the last bus leaves Tsumekisak...
kunoichi, Living in Japan
Going to Jogasaki coast and Cape Irozaki both on a day seems pretty busy schedule. It becomes mor...
KerWei Khaw, Visited Japan Once
I think peace comes in different ways to each person so you have to decide on what's best for you...
Norman, Lived in Japan
How about Tofu? As you know that Tofu could be eatable anywhere else in Japan, but that the Tofu ...
Animal cafes have taken over Tokyo and although the majority of which have cats as stars, of course, there’d always be a place for dogs. Check out Tokyo’s Top 5.
Hakone is one of the most famous onsen districts in all Japan. When in Haone, check out the best ...
The list of 20 recommended sights to have ultimate Tokyo experience for every generations.
Ginza is not only the center of high-end shopping, but it is also where the latest trends from th...
Published about 6 hours ago
Harajuku is not only the center of youth culture and fashion, but it is also a very popular shopping, dining and entertainment area in Tokyo. Harajuku is also a hub of energetic performances and lively festivals that happen all year round. These events are usually held near Meiji Shrine and Yoyo...
Answered 1 day ago
How about Tofu? As you know that Tofu could be eatable anywhere else in Japan, but that the Tofu that was made by Kyoto's high-quality clear water is a highly recommendable to eat.
Answered 3 days ago
Have some Zunda-Mochi! It's a mochi topped with mashed edamame paste and looks green. There is also Zunda shake which is very tasty. Take a day trip to Matsuhima Bay. Matsushima Bay is very beautiful and seafood there is so fresh and nice. Oyster is famous local food there. There are also temples...
Answered 4 days ago
I don't know if usual onsen facilities allow visitors to wear swim suits when getting in, even if it is a private onsen. At the website "Tattoo Spot", you can search for onsen, sento, swimming pools that allow people with tattoo to visit. The search result for Tokyo is below but I think none of t...
Answered 8 days ago
I believe that Takayama should be more famous and popular sightseeing place of Japan! Takayama has the old style of the street that you can feel the historical part of Japan. And Takayama has a very rich nature! You can go hiking, caving, rafting, and camping to see and feel the rich nature there...
Answered 9 days ago
I'm not sure if this is the only timetable, but according to this, the last bus leaves Tsumekisaki to Shimoda Station is 6:17 PMhttp://www.tokaibus.jp/file/jikoku2.pdf
Answered 11 days ago
1. Shopping - Tokyu Hands will surely amaze you! There are many shopping malls in Shibuya so get the latest Japanese fashion items.2. Izakaya - Izakaya is a Japanese word for pub. The unique thing about Izakaya is that its a place to enjoy drinks and also food. Most of the times food in Izakaya a...
Answered 11 days ago
How about nui. in Kiramae? It's near Asakusa and fairly new hostel with stylish atmosphere. The bar lounge is on the first floor where all people are welcomed. They have female only dorms, too.https://backpackersjapan.co.jp/nuihostel/english.html
Answered 11 days ago
Going to Jogasaki coast and Cape Irozaki both on a day seems pretty busy schedule. It becomes more realistic if you can drive. If you need to use public transportations, necessary time doubles. It seems like you need approximately 2 hours from Jogasaki coast to Cape Irozaki by public transportati...
Answered 11 days ago
How about heading to Atami? It's a seaside onsen district in Shizuoka Prefecture, easy to access from Tokyo. (Probably less than two hours from central Tokyo using express train)Since it is on the seaside, they have fresh seafood! Stay in a ryokan and enjoy a Kaiseki dinner there. You will be abl...
Answered 12 days ago
It depends on where you're going to stay, but I recommend Jindai Shokubutsu Koen which is not so far from Shinjuku.http://www.gotokyo.org/en/kanko/chofu/spot/40563.html
Published 12 days 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...
Answered 15 days ago
You should visit Shinobazu Pond in Ueno Park! You can see beautiful waterlily flowers there:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQhfOwo84RE
Answered 15 days ago
I would say Kanto is suitable. If you are flying into Tokyo, then you easily can drive around.Chiba, Yamanashi, Kanagawa, and Shizuoka... These areas are relatively warm in December.For instance, Chiba, Chiba has toll road which is the longest sandy coast in Japan, and that the toll road goes alo...
Answered 17 days ago
Mt. Takaosan is the most famous and easiest hiking place in Tokyo. Other than that, Okutama is also very beautiful although it is a bit far away from central Tokyo.Many great mountains are around Tokyo, too. Check out the article below:https://hubjapan.io/articles/10-best-mountains-in-and-around-...
Published 18 days ago
The northernmost prefecture in Japan’s main island Honshu, Aomori in Tohoku Region is a destination worth seeking out if you’re one to enjoy the beauty of nature. Its magnificent nature scapes include the Hakkoda Mountains, Mutsu Bay, and Lake Towada. It has stunning views to offer all year long...
Published 21 days ago
Just 90 minutes by train from Tokyo, Sendai is Tohoku Region’s top city that delivers sights, culture, and attractions with a regional charm.
Answered 24 days ago
I think peace comes in different ways to each person so you have to decide on what's best for yourself. Personally, I would like to have some quiet time and I think Tsukuba is perfect for that (outside of Tokyo though, but day trip is possible). Cycling alongside rolling paddy fields in Tsukuba a...
Answered 25 days ago
View the beautiful sunset at Odaiba beach. I hope you feel better when you see the sun setting into Tokyo Bay.Or climb up Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Sky Tree, or observation deck in Roppongi Hills. Tokyo Bay Cruise is also a good way to enjoy beautiful cityscapes.
Published about 1 month ago
Mostly known for being the site of Tokyo’s main international airport, Narita is a city that should merit more attention for its own share of attractions. It boasts of nature, culture, food, and interesting activities – perfect for last minute meanderings while waiting for your flight home or ki...
