Japan's least populated prefecture, Tottori is a nature-rich, off-the-radar destination that has changed little over the centuries Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Situated on the Sea of Japan coast, Tottori is a delightfully unspoiled prefecture where traditional crafts and customs continue to be...
Castles, caves, and a day at the beach Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Karatsu is a small, coastal city in the northern region of Saga Prefecture . The area has a variety of attractions...
Miyazaki offers something for all—spectacular surf, an iconic waterfall, a rich festival calendar and shrines associated with the myth of Japan's founding Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Miyazaki is a renowned haven for outdoor sports enthusiasts, boasts gorgeous coastal drives and is home to incredible seaside shrines. Miyazaki...
Two fun seaside onsen resort towns and an islet packed with sporting possibilities very close to Tokyo Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization A coastal town long famed for its many hot springs, Atami started life as a prime spot for VIPs, dignitaries, and...
World Heritage Ogasawara Islands Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2011/7 In June 2011, the World Heritage Committee of UNESCO has inscribed Ogasawara Islands (Ogasawara-mura, Tokyo) and Hiraizumi (Hiraizumi-cho, Nishiiwai-gun,...
Seaside hot springs, ocean sports, and natural wonders on a subtropical island Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Visit Hachijojima to immerse yourself in unspoiled nature, healing heat, and warm waters, and go for snorkeling adventures in this largely...
Hiking, hot springs, diving and dolphin watching on a subtropical volcanic island Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization The island of Miyakejima's warm climate and volcanic soil make for a beautiful, lush environment where water sports, outdoor pursuits and...
Eight onsen towns offer therapeutic options including milky waters and sand and mud Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Known locally as Beppu Hatto, Beppu Onsen is a group of eight hot spring towns, each with their own special character....
Journey the narrow peninsula of Shiretoko, and explore rugged mountains, serene lakes, and gorgeous coastline Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Located on the northeastern tip of Hokkaido , the wild nature of Shiretoko was registered as a Natural Heritage site in...
Tour Japan's largest gold mine that funded the Tokugawa shogunate Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Sado Gold Mine is a former goldmine that reached peak operation during the 17th to 19th centuries and funded the Tokugawa...
Dive into the waters of Yonaguni Island and discover its wonderful sea creatures Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Yonaguni Island is the westernmost Okinawan island and the last place in Japan to see the setting sun each day. It...
Picturesque remote getaway and place to escape the crowds Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Just a 30-minute flight from Naha , Kume Island shares many of the prized qualities of other Okinawan islands, but it...
