From pristine sandy Okinawan beaches to the beautiful lavender fields in Hokkaido, here’s where you can head to in Japan that isn’t Tokyo and Osaka!

If you are planning to visit Tokyo and Osaka between June and August, expect a fun-filled itinerary with plenty of icy desserts, beach days, and floral backdrops to keep things fresh.

Beyond the stunning landscapes, spring in Japan is also a paradise for food lovers! From all-things sakura-flavoured to fresh Asari clams and irresistible strawberry chocolate treats, the seasonal delights of spring are simply too good to miss.

Step into a fairytale as you explore Japan’s most stunning castles! From the towering white elegance of Himeji Castle to the intriguing black walls of Matsumoto Castle, each fortress has its own charm and story to tell. Add these castles to your itinerary for your next trip to Japan!

Spring season in Japan attracts visitors from all over the world to witness beautiful blooming cherry blossoms in dreamy shades of pink and white. Read to find out the blooming dates as well as some of the best spots for hanami (cherry blossom viewing) this sakura season!

Whether you are strolling under glittering LED displays beneath the Osaka Castle, indulging in seasonal treats at Christmas markets, or marvelling at iconic landmarks decked out in holiday cheer, the winter festivities are endless!

Let’s go on a momijigari (autumn-leaf hunting) in Japan!” Behold the beautiful autumn colours and check out the best places for autumn leaves viewing!

Starbucks Reserve® Roastery Tokyo offers 4 storeys of coffee, food, cocktails, and more. Indulge in an immersive coffee experience, from discovering and shopping numerous coffee varieties to witnessing the entire process of coffee production.

Whether you seek upscale amenities, family-friendly accommodations, or budget-friendly options, these 10 hotels in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan will provide a memorable stay with convenient access to the district's vibrant attractions, shopping, and dining.

A must-try for ramen lovers visiting Tokyo, ramen chain Oreryu Shio-Ramen serves a wide variety of shio (salt) ramen and more. “Oreryu Shio-Ramen” translates to “My Own Style Salt Ramen” in English, diners can freely add a variety of complimentary housemade toppings to their heart’s desire, customising “my own ramen”.