When traveling through Japan, you must include smaller cities and town to see all that Japan has to offer. Beyond major cities in Japan, you can see the country’s beautiful natural settings and how the country is amazing in every way. These smaller towns are less English-friendly, but not at all unfriendly. In fact, the Japanese are among the friendliest in the world so long as you show them the same respect as a traveler and tourist.
How to Take a Bullet Train in Japan
How to Use Japan’s Luggage Delivery Service
A Guide to Mt. Fuji’s Fuji Five Lake and Lake Kawaguchiko
How to Get to the Mt. Fuji Climbing Station (and what to do if it rains!)
Wine Tasting and Wine Tours in Japan
We’re on the wrong train! Misadventures from Osaka to Nara
Feeding Deer in Japan’s Nara Park
Luxury Ryokan Review: Hoshino Resorts KAI Enshu in Hamamatsu
5 Things to Do in Lake Hamana
Strawberry Picking in Japan
Drinking in Hokkaido
Ice Fishing in Hokkaido
Buy your Official JR Pass and Regional Pass!
Stay connected in Japan with Pocket Wifi!
Arrive in style and convenience with Meet & Greet service!
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