From malls lit in neon hues & Frosty's Electric Snow Party to KFC feasts & traditional cakes, Christmas celebrations in Japan are truly unique
Whether it is dining at a Kotatsu cafe, soaking in an onsen, or paragliding over white moutains, here are some ways to spend winter in Japan.
If you haven’t been to Unzen Onsen, near Nagasaki, you’re missing out on one of the hottest under-the-radar towns in Japan.
While the price is almost doubling, the JR Pass is still worth it if you want to travel farther and deeper into Japan by ever-romantic rail.
Everyone loves the Land of the Rising Sun, and foliage and ski seasons coming up, you might be looking for where to visit in Japan.
With autumn comes the promise of fall leaves in stunning hues of red and yellow, and Japan offers the most magnificent views of these.
Shishi-Iwa House is top-to-toe local, from its Japanese designers and aesthetic to its food and drink suppliers.
Later this year, the cost of a one-day ticket for adults at top theme parks in Japan will exceed JPY 10,000 (USD 69.82). More details here.
Everyone loves a trip to Japan – especially kids with a taste for sushi and a yearning for snow. Come get your ninja on with Aiden Bishop.
Hana Tsukamoto of Maana Homes and POJ Studio tells us where to eat, shop and breathe the best fresh air in and around Kyoto.
One of the snowiest places on Earth, Niseko, Japan, beckons with deep fluffy powder, luxury resorts, onsen and great food & drinks apres ski.
This train in Japan runs on a mixture of canola and sesame oil, supplemented with leftover ramen broth collected from various restaurants.
A trek across the Kunisaki Peninsula of Japan reveals the spiritual intersection of Shintoism and Buddhism, as well as endearing residents.
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