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Japan If you are looking to step away from the neon lights of the capital and breathe in some refreshing coastal air, a Yokohama day trip from Tokyo is the absolute perfect choice. Located just a short train ride away, this vibrant port city offers a delightful contrast to Tokyo’s bustling streets. With its rich maritime […]
Japan If you are looking to swap Tokyo’s neon-lit skyscrapers for ancient woodlands, traditional architecture, and world-class greenery, a Jindaiji day trip from Tokyo is an absolute must-visit. Nestled in Chofu City in Western Tokyo, the serene Jindaiji area feels a world away from the bustling centre, yet it is easily accessible for a relaxing day […]
Japan Three weeks on the ground in Japan is an absolute luxury. While most visitors are forced to dash between bullet trains to tick off the highlights in a single week, having 21 days allows you to slow down, unpack your bags, and truly immerse yourself in the country’s distinct subcultures. If you are spending three […]
Japan So, you have sorted out your flights, and now comes the truly thrilling part: deciding exactly how to spend your precious time on the ground. If you are travelling to Japan for the first time and want to experience the flawless contrast between ultra-modern neon skyscrapers and ancient, serene cultural heritage, the classic “Golden Route” […]
Japan A two-week holiday—or 14 days on the ground—is the absolute sweet spot for your first adventure to Japan. It gives you just enough time to tick off the frantic mega-cities, immerse yourself in ancient timber temples, and still have breathing room to head off the beaten path into the breathtaking countryside. However, the biggest mistake […]
Japan Planning your first adventure to Japan is incredibly exciting, but the moment you sit down to book your flights, reality hits. Should you fly into Tokyo or Osaka? What on earth is a multi-city open-jaw ticket, and is it worth the extra cash? And when booking a flight to Tokyo, why does the search engine […]
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Japan 
Japan As a British bloke used to delayed national rail and quiet pints of ale at the local pub, my very first trip to Japan back in the 1990s was a beautiful form of sensory overload. Over the years, travelling alongside my Japanese wife, I’ve watched this incredible country seamlessly blend ancient traditions with cutting-edge tech. […]