Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2012/7 Shikoku is one of Japan’s four main islands and is full of charm. Ehime prefecture, for example, which is located...
Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2018/5. Surrounded by all the glories of nature—oceans, rivers, and mountains—the Hata area is full of opportunities for exhilarating fun. Located...
Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2016/1 Izu Peninsula is one of the most famous tourist sites in Japan with its hot spring baths overlooking the mountains...
Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2018/5 The Izu Peninsula is a gorgeous natural wonderland surrounded by lush mountains and blue seas. Whether you’re taking a dip...
Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2017/11 In Tokyo’s neighboring prefectures of Kanagawa, Chiba, and Saitama there are a wide variety of destinations to enjoy great outdoor...
Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2017/1 Set against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty, the “Kumano Kodo” World Heritage site offers an unforgettable hiking experience and...
Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2019/3 Narita Airport is the gateway to Japan, handling more international passenger traffic than any other airport in the country. It’s...
Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2017/9 As well as the usual varieties of vegetables sold in supermarkets everywhere, when venturing to areas outside of the major...
Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2016/10 From the Taraba-gani king crab to the Ke-gani horsehair crab, a diverse array of crabs are served in Japan,but one...
Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2015/2 Yakushima Island in Kagoshima Prefecture, a place many Japanese people long to visit. The mystic forest of Yaku-sugi, or Yaku...
Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2015/6 Kagoshima City, which is the largest city in southern Kyushu, has a temperate climate and attracts visitors with its abundance...
Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2018/11 For the two hundred years or so between the 1600s and the mid-1800s, Japan practiced an isolationist policy that heavily...
