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The fascinating train culture of Japan
Spotless, efficient and on time - these words perfectly describe what makes trains in Japan so special.
AIME 2022 updates! Countdown begins with more stellar exhibitors unveiled
Nine Japanese exhibitors are preparing to showcase their finest at AIME, including representatives from Japan National Tourism Organisation (JNTO), Chiba, Hiroshima, Tokyo, Kitakyushu, Kobe, Sapporo, Fukuoka and Kyoto
Experience authentic Japan through the diverse cuisine of its regions
A survey by the Japan Tourism Agency in 2019 revealed that eating Japanese food and tasting Japanese saké was among the activities prospective visitors to Japan looked forward to the most.
Workshops and interactive activities of Hachinohe
The Hachinohe Area is a region in the southeast Aomori Prefecture made up of the city of Hachinohe and seven towns in the surrounding area.
Experience indigenous Ainu and Jomon culture in Hokkaido
Japan’s northernmost main island of Hokkaido is well known for its world-class powder snow, delicious food and unspoiled nature.
An artisanal guide to Ishikawa
Japan’s Ishikawa prefecture has a thriving traditional craft scene that’s been nurtured for generations.
Japan’s business community wants quarantine-free ‘business’ travel
After Japan reopened its borders for short-term business travellers and international students earlier this month, the Keidanren, also known as the Japanese Business Federation, has been lobbying for quarantine-free travel and less complicated paperwork.
5 alternative accommodations in Japan for your next stay
Japan offers a wide range of accommodation types in both Japanese and Western styles.
JNTO inspires travel with new video
The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) has launched a new campaign to inspire and showcase the diversity of the destination.
Japan is reopening borders to fully vaccinated travellers but there’s a catch
The long wait is finally over! Japan is reopening its borders to international travellers as the nation’s health ministry has eased the entry restrictions for travellers to the country. However, there is an important detail you should not miss.
Redesigned Japan Heritage highlights cultural legacy and nature
The Agency for Cultural Affairs, in cooperation with the Japan National Tourism Organization, proudly unveiled a completely redesigned Japan Heritage
New insider guide to Japan features “wellcation” attractions and experiences
Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) launches a new insider guide to Japan categorized into seven themes that will motivate tourists.
5 reasons why Japan and IOC insist on holding the Tokyo Olympics
Japan is suffering another spike of COVID-19 infections that even the island paradise of Okinawa is under a state of emergency. The fourth wave, once again, raised concerns on the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.
Japan goes to Middle East, first tourism promotion office in Dubai on the anvil
Japan Tourism has announced plans to set up an office in Dubai this year, as part of its strategic efforts to achieve the government’s goal of welcoming 60 million international visitors by 2030
Missing Japan? 3 must-try train routes
Japan is well-known for its extensive and incredibly efficient transportation network. It is renowned for its quirky line-up of fun, and creative themed trains.
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