Have you ever thought about visiting Okinawa?
Okinawa is a group of tropical islands and is the southernmost prefecture in Japan. They have their own distinct culture that differs from mainland Japan, but one thing that they have in common is their love for onsen baths.
There are onsen all over the islands for everyone to enjoy. Relax in an onsen before taking a stroll on the sands.
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If you are traveling to Niseko, you might be there with the main purpose of skiing.
Niseko is famous for its high-quality snow that attracts visitors from all around the globe, but you might not know that you can find spots for natural onsen as well.
In this article, we will be introducing our favorite places where you can find hot springs in Niseko.
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Nagano Prefecture is an area of Japan that overflows (no pun intended) with hot springs. Next to Hokkaido, Nagano has the second most onsen in the country at over 200.
Nagano Prefecture is easily accessible from both Tokyo and Osaka, making it a popular tourist spot for those coming from the big cities.
From stone streets and old-style townscapes to natural onsen where wild monkeys roam, Nagano has many spots to explore.
In this article, we will be introducing some of the best locations for onsen in Nagano. We hope that it comes in handy for your trip.
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(Updated on 2024-10-16)
Kansai is a really rich region in terms of culture, architecture, and landscape. It is also home to the most vibrant cities Japan has to offer. It is no wonder that many travelers go through its International Airport (KIX), making it one of the busiest airports in Japan and even Asia.
This Article is for whoever is going to or is interested in Kansai and its main cities (Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, Kobe…). For those who prefer Tokyo, you can check out our Complete Guide to Narita Airport or our Complete Guide to Haneda Airport.
Kansai is a more rural region than Kanto. We bet you are confused and have many questions about the area and the best ways to spend a smooth, stress-free time here, starting from Kansai International Airport.
Updated on October 16, 2024
You’ve landed in Japan and are excited to finally arrive in the country you’ve dreamed about for so long! We’re sure that in addition to the excitement of arriving in Japan, you also feel confused and worried as soon as you step off the airplane at Narita Airport. Let us help you eliminate these so you can enjoy Japan fully!
(Updated on 2024-09-18)
Haneda Airport, once Tokyo’s main airport, mainly handles domestic flights, while Narita Airport primarily handles International ones. However, international flights still arrive at Haneda Airport.
Haneda, being closer to the center of Tokyo, is a more desirable arrival point for visitors than Narita.
We’re sure that in addition to the excitement of arriving in Japan, you also feel confused and worried as soon as you step off the airplane at Haneda Airport. Let us help you eliminate these so you can enjoy Japan fully!
Kanazawa has become a popular tourist spot since the opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen in 2015. A relaxing soak in a hot spring at an elegant ryokan is sure to create wonderful memories for you and your loved ones. In between visiting geisha shows and walking the old samurai streets, pick the best onsen to get the full traditional Japanese experience.
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If you’re planning a trip to Japan and want to stay connected, you might be wondering if Verizon’s international plans are the right choice for you. Verizon offers three main international plans for Japan, but they’re known for being pricey. Here, we’ll break down Verizon’s options and introduce a more affordable and flexible solution: prepaid SIM cards from Sakura Mobile.
Are you looking for an onsen hot spring in Shinjuku?
This article introduces the seven best hot spring facilities available in and around Shinjuku.
We have compiled a list of various types of onsen, from ryokan facilities that cost several tens of thousands of yen per night to public bathhouses that can be used for only 500 yen per visit.
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Sapporo, as the fifth most populated city in Japan, is filled with office buildings and business establishments. However, did you know that it also has notable spots for natural hot springs?
In this article, we will be introducing 12 of the best spots for onsen in Sapporo.
From beautiful night views to old Japanese traditions, there are many aspects of Sapporo’s natural onsen that you are sure to enjoy.
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