Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Charlea is one of our expert tour leaders, tirelessly taking Inside Japan customers along the length and breadth of Japan. Originally from New Mexico, she lived in Okayama and Osaka before settling in Tokyo – where she is based today. In this post, she and our other […]
First-Timer’s Japan
10 cheap & free things to do in Tokyo
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! A month after the Brexit referendum, these are tight times for the UK. But I’m not here to make political chit-chat (there’s been enough of that in the past few weeks, I think) – my point is that in these times of uncertainty, a holiday to somewhere […]
Accessible Japan: Can you travel to Japan with a disability?
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Asakusa: just one of many accessible tourist sites in Japan
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Josh Grisdale has cerebral palsy and has been living in Tokyo for nearly a decade. He runs Accessible Japan – a source of information on accessibility in Japan including general tips, hotel information, tourist attraction reviews and more. You can follow Accessible Japan on Facebook and Twitter. […]
48 hours in Tokyo
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Teenager in Harajuku
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Almost every visitor to Japan will spend at least a couple of days in Tokyo, the country’s vast, gleaming and utterly bewitching capital. Here’s our guide to 48 hours in Tokyo. Like this post? Help us by sharing it!
10 reasons to visit Japan in summer
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! When it comes to visiting Japan, people often think about planning trips in spring and autumn – beguiled by cherry blossom or bright autumn leaves. Winter gets its fair share of attention, too, with snow festivals and cosy Christmas activities drawing the seasonal crowds. Japan in summer, […]
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! When it comes to visiting Japan, people often think about planning trips in spring and autumn – beguiled by cherry blossom or bright autumn leaves. Winter gets its fair share of attention, too, with snow festivals and cosy Christmas activities drawing the seasonal crowds. Japan in summer, […]