Tokyo is a beautiful city. There’s something about its urban sprawl that reminds you of the past and makes you think of the future. The
Tokyo is an urban sprawl with towering buildings, neon-lit streets, and people going at a frenetic pace throughout the day. The city is also a
Tokyo is a big bustling concrete sprawl with different wards that mix old and new. Towering skyscrapers and neon light lit entertainment districts. It’s easy
Japan’s big cities are shopping havens; you’ll find all sorts of items sold in them whether you’re on a budget or willing to splurge. Osaka
Japan has exported its culture to the world. One of its biggest and most popular exports is its food. Who hasn’t tried ramen and sushi
Osaka is known as Japan’s food mecca. The gastronomic offering seems inexhaustible, finding something new every turn, even by taking just a few steps from
Philippine Airlines now flies nonstop to Sapporo, Japan! Sapporo is the newest addition to the growing route network of Philippine Airlines, the country’s four-star flag
Sapporo is the capital and largest city of Hokkaido, the huge island-prefecture in northern Japan. It’s the economic, political, and cultural center of a region
Among prefectural capitals, getting around Sapporo is quite a unique experience. In contrast to other Japanese cities which grew organically, Sapporo was built by design,
Kyoto is one of the most famous destinations not just in Kansai but in all of Japan. The city has a blend of ancient and
Kyoto was Japan’s ancient capital; the city has managed to keep its historic districts intact despite the ravages of time, war and neglect. Fast forward
Kyoto is a popular tourist destination; it combines old and new through its modern and ancient structures. It is home to many centuries’ old temples,
