If you can’t get enough of Japan even after you’ve eaten street food in Osaka, temple hopped in Kyoto, shopped till you dropped in Shinjuku and hiked the country’s beautiful trails, maybe it’s time to try it’s train rides. Doing so will take you through stunning passes, vistas, and the
Japan has plenty to offer visitors throughout the year. If ever you’re planning to visit the country during winter, you have several options when it comes to attractions. You’ll see snow-capped mountains, you’ll have the chance to try skiing, enjoy nature and take many photos of the picturesque landscapes and
Japan has a rich culture and a storied past. However, the country has more to offer than the usual torii gates, ancient temples, and minimalist castles. Japan is a beautiful country that has several parks and trails for nature lovers and outdoorsy visitors. Here are some of the most beautiful
Osaka is a vibrant city that mixes old and new with its ancient temples and streets mixing with towering skyscrapers and glitzy shopping, entertainment, and dining districts. If you have crossed out must-visit destinations in the bustling metropolis, these are some of the day trips from Osaka that you can
Japan is expensive; a bed in a dorm can cost around ¥2000 (or even more in some cities), a meal in a not-so-fancy-restaurant is around ¥500, and the moment you sit in a taxi without going anywhere yet, that’s around ¥600 already. That’s expected for a first-world country. But for
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 carrier. This move gives travelers planning to visit Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost Philippine Airlines flies to Sapporo five times weekly.
Hiroshima is the largest city in the Chugoku region and is the capital of Hiroshima Prefecture. Throughout its history, the city had been the center of commerce and trade, as well as the political and military headquarters of past rulers like Emperor Meiji during the First Sino-Japanese War in the
Hiroshima might be known to many as one of the cities in Japan that suffered the devastation caused by the atomic bomb explosion. But amid the rubbles of destroyed structures and lost lives, the undeterred spirit of the people to rebuild everything prevailed, just like a phoenix rising from the
You might have a different picture of Hiroshima from your history books: a city in rubbles because of World War II and the atomic bomb explosion in 1945. Upon setting foot at the city, however, you’ll soon realize that Hiroshima is as modern and as bustling as Japan’s other key
Fukuoka is one of the seven prefectures of Kyushu region and the capital of Fukuoka Prefecture. It is a probable gateway to Kyushu Island and its many attractions. It has an efficient transport system that allows you to go in any direction across the country. It is a possible jump-off