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Japan has a lot to offer. You can enjoy the country's unique Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines, traditional sights and scenery, and landscapes only visible in one season with cherry blossoms, wisteria, or fall leaves. Nightscapes, charming Japanese gardens, traditional Japanese arts, and impressive experiences of Japanese cuisine and local gourmet food await you. So, get on a train, and head off to some of the many famous places in Japan!
Culture & History
Japan has impressive historic sites and beautiful townscapes in every region, including Shirakawa-go and the cultural properties in the ancient capital of Kyoto, historical heritage that is also registered as World Heritage.
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Nagasaki, part of Kyushu and located on the Southwestern tip of Japan, has been a center for cultural exchange for centuries. From the historical architecture that dots the miles of coastline to the flavors of everyday life, Nagasaki has been molded and defined by its connection to the world outside Japan.
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Walk the Town with a Local Hero—–.
To truly understand a town’s charms, ask those who bring it to life!
In this article we’ll be introducing history and culture known only to those who are deeply rooted in the community.In this edition, we will be introducing Kumamoto Castle, which is being rebuilt in the wake of the 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes.
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Walk the Town with a Local Hero—–.
To truly understand a town’s charms, ask those who bring it to life!
In this article we’ll be introducing history and culture known only to those who are deeply rooted in the community.
This time, we will be guided around Nagoya Castle by a warrior from Nagoya.
Nature & Amazing Views
Japan is a country of four beautiful seasons, with cherry blossoms in the spring, sunflowers in the summer, bright red leaves in the fall, and snow in the winter. Visit in a different season and experience new excitements and passions.
Activities
You can enjoy many different experiences, ranging from Japan’s quintessential culture such as kimono and ceramics to Japan’s natural world with seasonal outdoor activities and sports in the summer and winter.
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Nagasaki, part of Kyushu and located on the Southwestern tip of Japan, has been a center for cultural exchange for centuries. From the historical architecture that dots the miles of coastline to the flavors of everyday life, Nagasaki has been molded and defined by its connection to the world outside Japan.
Events
Get into the spirit by joining in events held across the country, including summer and winter festivals, and firework displays!
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A major art event held in the Setouchi region
Food & Shopping
Make some wonderful memories and have your fill of Japan’s unique gourmet food and shopping – there’s Japanese cuisine, ekiben lunch boxes, meals made with fresh ingredients, souvenir stores in hot spring areas, and more!
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Nagasaki, part of Kyushu and located on the Southwestern tip of Japan, has been a center for cultural exchange for centuries. From the historical architecture that dots the miles of coastline to the flavors of everyday life, Nagasaki has been molded and defined by its connection to the world outside Japan.
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Walk the Town with a Local Hero—–.
To truly understand a town’s charms, ask those who bring it to life!
In this article we’ll be introducing history and culture known only to those who are deeply rooted in the community.
This time, we will be guided around Nagoya Castle by a warrior from Nagoya.
Hot Springs
For many people, hot springs come to mind when they think of Japan. Spend a little time being soothed in the many types of hot spring and rich water sources in different places around the country.
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A hot spring resort nestled within a white birch forest overlooking the Tokachi Mountain Range
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One of Japan’s best hot spring resorts is just an 80-minute train ride from Tokyo!
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One of the oldest hot spring towns in Japan, boasting 1,300 years of history
New Articles
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Nagasaki: Quiet Islands where Cultures Collide
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Highlights Introduced by Toshiie Maeda of the Nagoya Omotenashi Bushotai -
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