47 prefectures

Explore 3 easily accessible villages from Tokyo, Osaka, and Nara. Hinohara Village, Chihaya Akasaka Village and Asuka villages offer incredible nature and history.

Izu Oshima is the closest and most easily accessible island from Tokyo. It offers turquoise seas, tranquil beaches, and unique experiences like diving, snorkeling, and ocean fun.

This park in Nagano Prefecture provides a serene introduction to Japan’s natural beauty. It's ideal for hiking enthusiasts and those seeking breathtaking autumn scenery.

An ideal beginner-friendly hiking trail not far from Tokyo. With panoramic views and picturesque, Instagrammable landscapes, it offers accessibility and beauty.

A hotel designed by Studio Ghibli's creator, Hayao Miyazaki in Tomonoura town, Hiroshima prefecture. Explore the unique 220-year-old inn.

My 3 favorite, lesser-known places here: Tomonoura town with Ghibli's spirit, Fukuzen Temple, with stunning sea views, and Onomichi, a charming coastal town with cycling route.

Explore 3 easily accessible villages from Tokyo, Osaka, and Nara. Hinohara Village, Chihaya Akasaka Village and Asuka villages offer incredible nature and history.

Explore 3 easily accessible villages from Tokyo, Osaka, and Nara. Hinohara Village, Chihaya Akasaka Village and Asuka villages offer incredible nature and history.

Retro amusement park near Mt. Tsukuba is a place easily accessible from Tokyo with unique attractions like giant toads and unparalleled nostalgic vibe.

Historical towns Beppu, Yufuin and Hita are must-visit destinations for travelers looking to experience legendary hot springs, traditional crafts, and a slower, immersive side of Japan and enjoy an unforgettable Kyushu adventure.

Venture into an ancient center of mountain worship, Buddhist devotion, and pilgrimage routes that have remained largely unchanged for over a millennium.

Discover the best things to do in Fukui Prefecture on a 2-day trip using the Have Fun in FUKUI Pass. Enjoy local soba, onsen, traditional crafts, and scenic spots off the beaten path in Japan.

A scenic 3-day train journey through Ehime Prefecture, featuring historic towns, local traditions, and stunning rural landscapes — all without a car or strict schedule.

Discover Ehime’s secret cycling routes with quiet roads, stunning coastal views, and off-the-beaten-path adventures. Ride through Gogoshima, Yumeshima Kaido, and Saijo Trails — it’s the perfect escape for cyclists seeking culture, nature, and local flavors.

Embark on an enchanting journey to Ozu City in Ehime, Japan, a hidden gem off the tourist trail with its rich history, centuries-old samurai residences, and historic lodgings transformed into accessible hotels.