A city that needs no introduction. Its futuristic landscape of skyscrapers and its rich heritage and traditions are as well known to the outside world as its fresh sushi.
Where Tokyo meets fashion. The centre of fashion and culture, Shibuya is known as the birthplace of many of Japan's most iconic fashion and entertainment trends.
Where Tokyo meets tradition. Asakusa welcomes you to old Tokyo: there is much to explore here, including the Sensoji Temple. Before leaving Asakusa, go back in time and stroll along the streets filled with locals wearing traditional kimonos.
Where Tokyo meets the future and you. Discover the world's largest city from above and take a moment to admire the view it offers visitors from all over the world. The Tokyo Tower is definitely a must-see during your visit.
A city known for its neon-lit streets, endless entertainment and rich history. Osaka is not only a modern and eclectic city, but a combination of the region's natural beauty, the warmth of its people and its rich gastronomic offerings.
Where Osaka meets the festival. The Osaka Tenjin Festival is considered one of the three major festivals in Japan. The Tenjin Festival began in the 10th century and has been celebrated every year until today. The festival starts in Osaka and leads to its river, surrounded by a tide of fireworks at dusk. If you ever go to Osaka, be sure to attend the Tenjin Festival.
Where Osaka meets nature. Although Osaka is known for its neon-lit streets, shopping and more, it is also home to nature lovers: Minoh Park, located along the historic city of Minoh, is an escape into nature amidst all that an urban city has to offer.
Where Osaka meets history. Built in the 14th century, Osaka Castle played a symbolic role in the unification of Japan and has stood the test of time to symbolise unity for locals and tourists from around the world. The colossal size of the castle, also known as 'Osaka-jo', and its sheer beauty are to be appreciated in person.
The industrial capital of Japan, Nagoya is rich in history and a culture of innovation. Located in central Japan, Nagoya boasts a long and exciting history. Japan's second most revered shrine, the Great Atsuta Shrine, was founded here 1,900 years ago and houses the legendary Kusanagi Sword, one of the nation's Three Sacred Imperial Treasures.
Where Nagoya meets tradition. The Shirotori Garden, a tranquil and serene traditional Japanese garden, offers guests a taste of ancient Japan. The graceful design of Shirotori Garden adapts gracefully to each season, offering new glimpses with every visit.
Where Nagoya meets history. Built in the 15th century, Nagoya Castle holds a special place in the hearts of locals, so much so that it has been officially named a national treasure. Built within the confines of the Hommaru Palace, the area resonates with the majesty of traditional Japanese architecture. Step back in time and appreciate old Japan by visiting all it has to offer.
Where Nagoya meets taste. Enjoyed by locals at home and in restaurants, Nagoya Meshi has gained popularity throughout Japan. These include Miso-Katsu (fried pork cutlets covered in a rich miso sauce), Tebasaki (spicy Nagoya fried chicken wings), Hitsumabushi (grilled eel served on rice and enjoyed three different ways with various toppings) and much more. There is no better place to discover new flavours than here.
A crossroads of cultures, cultivating diversity and cosmopolitan urban life. Fukuoka extends a warm welcome to those near and far. It is the place where tradition coexists with the contemporary and city life grows in harmony with the natural beauty of the region in which it resides.
Where Fukuoka meets tradition. Every year, Fukuoka celebrates the Hojoya Festival, known as the 'celebration of life'. On a one-kilometre stretch you will find a wide range of pop-up stalls, street food and tradition. The festival is attended by over 1.5 million visitors from all over Japan - why not experience it for yourself?
Where Fukuoka meets comfort. Discover green tea at the 'Tea Museum' in Hoshinomura and taste Japan's most famous green tea, Yame Gyokuro, prepared in its traditional method, accompanied by local delicacies. Grind matcha tea powder, roast tea leaves and learn the secrets of preparing the perfect cup of tea. We are sure you will leave with a new love for Japanese tea.
Where Fukuoka meets flavour. Yatai (street food stalls) are a Fukuoka staple and provide a warm welcome to the region's rich culinary culture. These small, compact restaurants usually offer limited seating and it is customary not to linger too long. Discover the flavours of Fukuoka during your adventure in Japan.
Lush with greenery in summer and a snowy paradise in winter, Sapporo is always full of new discoveries. From outdoor adventures to the myriad of culinary delights, shopping and unique cultural and artistic experiences befitting a large urban centre, every visit to this northern capital is an unforgettable experience.
Where Sapporo meets experience. Designed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando, in one hall, this photogenic Buddha statue exudes spirituality. In keeping with Ando's mentality that 'our imagination is stimulated by what we cannot see', only the head is visible from afar, prompting you to spend your visit to the site imagining what the rest might look like. Surrounded by a water garden, it is definitely an opportunity to reflect and feel at peace in the midst of your adventures in Sapporo.
Where Sapporo meets skiing. If your European ski trips seem a little less adventurous, Sapporo has the answer for you. Home to renowned Japanese ski resorts, tourists and locals alike are spoilt for choice for beginners and those looking for a challenge.
Where Sapporo meets heritage. One of the best places to admire the cherry blossom in northern Japan is said to be the Hokkaido Shrine, which is also the resting place of four deities. The shrine was inaugurated with the inclusion of Shinto deities in 1869 at the behest of Emperor Meiji to protect the development of Hokkaido, and due to its presence as the guardian of Hokkaido, it continues to attract visitors from all regions: there is no better suggestion to go to a place in Sapporo where the Japanese also visit.
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