
Tokyo's autumn season is one of the nicest times to visit, as the weather is mild and the nature - beautiful. As the city's gardens, parks, and forests burst into colours of red, orange, and yellow, people make the most...

For anyone looking to make a springtime trip which combines cherry blossoms and tourism, look no further than Hirosaki in Aomori Prefecture. Often referred to as the best spot for cherry blossom viewing in Japan, it is certainly worth the...

There are many famous places near Tokyo to see Autumn leaves. This blog will focus on the city of Niiza in Saitama. You can reach Niiza by taking the Tobu Line from Ikebukuro, so it is very easy to get...

Hakuba - famous for its powder snow and killer ski slopes, is very popular amongst foreign visitors to Japan. Home of the 1998 Winter Olympics, Hakuba is definitely worth visiting in the cold season, when you can indulge in snow...

Cherry blossom season may be over, but that doesn't mean there are no flowers left to see. Japan is a country where various blossoms bloom year-round, great for the garden enthusiast. Soon we are heading into May, so here are...

Over this past long weekend the weather soared to an unseasonably warm 23 degrees, so I decided to make the most of the long weekend by purchasing the "JR East Welcome Rail Pass" and partaking in my favourite activity -...

Every year in June, it drizzles with rain nearly continuously, with sun being but a rare treat. One of my favourite things to do during this time is seek out hydrangea (or "ajisai" in Japanese) spots. The blooms are large...

Hokkaido is Japan's top winter destination, known for its powder snow and freezing temperatures. It is where people go to try activities like dog sledding and ice fishing. Many tourists go for the Sapporo Snow Festival, an ice sculpture extravaganza...

Onsen, or hot springs, are extremely popular in Japan. They range from a mere small tub inside a steamy room, to enormous facilities with indoor and outdoor baths and all sorts of "special baths", like red wine, or yuzu lemon...

The autumn leaves season generally starts around the end of September in Japan and runs all the way until December. First the Northernmost part of Japan - Hokkaido, succumbs to the cold season, and from there things move South. If...
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