Travel & History
Japan Travelogue
- Tsukiji Market — Tsukiji, the World’s Biggest Fish Market
- Mount Takao — A mountain wilderness with religious history, just 50 minutes from central Tokyo
- Hiraizumi — Slip Back to a Time When Gold and Culture Were One
- Iwami Ginzan — This Mining Town in Old Japan Supplied World Markets with Silver
- Enjoy Life at One of These Southern Island Resorts
- Nara — Ancient Capital Still Fascinating after 1,300 Years
- Omi Hachiman — Old Merchant’s Homes Near a Water Wilderness
- Fukuoka — Gateway to the Asian Continent
- Kanazawa — Come Enjoy the Food and Traditional Beauty
- The Shiretoko Peninsula — Natural Treasure Joins World Heritage List
- Rikuchu Coast — Take the Train along a Naturally Sculpted Coastline
- Arita and Imari — Places That Made Japanese Porcelain Famous around the World
- Nagasaki — Japan's Only Gateway to the World, Long Ago
- Kumano — A place Where Mother Nature Nourished Religious Beliefs
- Hagi — This Castle Town Guided Japan into the Modern Age
- Sapporo — A City with a Pioneer Spirit and an Ambition for Development
- Tokyo Water front — Evolving Urban Waterfront Contrasts with Unchanging Folk Neighborhood
- Kanda Jimbocho — The World's Greatest Second-hand Book Store District
- Karuizawa — Highland Summer Resort First Developed by Westerners
- Sado — An Island in the Sea of Japan Where Traditional Theater Lives On
- Kobe — Western Culture Adds Charm to This Port City
- Matsuyama — If You Like Hot Springs, Castles and Literature, Come to Matsuyama
- Asakusa — A Colorful Downtown Area with Lots To Celebrate Every Day
- Kunisaki and Beppu — Buddhist Paradise and Hellish Hot Spring
- Hikone — Urban Planning Shaped This Castle Town in the Edo Period