I know you are excited to plan for your trip to Japan but the most confusing thing to plan– not only to you, but to most of the tourists –is to choose the best JR Pass they should purchase. (more…)

You only have one day to explore Tokyo? Don't worry, I will make it possible for you! Here is a one-day suggested itinerary trip around Tokyo. Have fun!! (more…)

With Japan has reopened to international tourists, tourists can finally bask themselves in the full blooming glory of cherry blossoms (sakura) in Japan after 3 years. So you bet this year's sakura season is going to be the most anticipated affair for many folks out there! Want to see sakura during your trip? The Japan Meteorological Corporation (JMC) got you covered with a flowering forecast for sakura this year, predicting they will bloom first in the prefectures of Tokyo, Kochi, and Fukuoka, around 21 March. Click below to find out more when...

Photo Source: Izumisano City Official Website A new eSports facility "e-Stadium Izumisano" suitable for both beginners and enthusiasts, from all ages and nationalities, has opened in November 2022 in the Rinku Town area in Izumisano, Osaka— About 10min. from Kansai Airport. There is an area to experience games equipped with computers and other devices, including an area for children, both of which are free.  Apart from such eSports experience, e-Stadium Izumisano even offers competitions with training camps, and professional player development. If you're a beginner, stay calm as the staffs...

Photo Source: Okayama Japan Tourist Information Abundant in oddly shaped rocks and huge boulders in Tamano, Okayama, Mt. Ojigatake is a great spot offering a magnificent view of the calm Seto Inland Sea, beautiful islands, including the Seto Ohashi Bridge. On a clear day, you can even see as far as the Shikoku*1 mountain range. You can take a walk along its hiking trail to bask in the beautiful views and trying to find its many oddly shaped rocks like 'Nikoniko Iwa' (Smiley Rock), Heart Iwa (heart-shaped rock) and 'Oji-san...

Japan is relatively cheap for some things, but nevertheless travelling still costs lots of money. If you want to experience what Japan has to offer here and there, here are 2 tips to travel around in Japan without emptying your wallets or accounts. Click here to find out more. And tell us in the 'Leave A Reply' section below on what else you want to know more! Related Article:How to ride Japan’s shinkansen (bullet train) following the new baggage ruleTour in Japan’s scenic 7-star train, Top-ranked 2 years runningA treat...

Want to try something new other than skiing or snowboarding in winter? How about a spin on the Ice Carousel in Hokkaido?!A village in Hokkaido, Nakatsunai, is testing its new Ice Carousel (Ice Merry-Go-Round) on a frozen dam lake, aiming to turn this into a sightseeing spot. Inspired by the 'Ice Merry-go-round' in Finland, this 'Ice Carousel' is an interesting winter activity, which people ride on a rotating carousel carved out of ice with a diameter of about 10m, on a frozen lake. While on the rotating ice, participants took...