Like this post? Help us by sharing it! The latest member of our Japan team to write something for the blog is Akiko san. One of our newest members in the Japan office, Akiko is a keen traveller. The Japanese people are always keen to buy gifts (Omiyage) for friends and loved ones when they […]
First-Timer’s Japan
1962 Fodor’s Guidebook to Japan
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Clearing out some books at home I rediscovered an old friend, the 1962 Fodor‘s Guidebook to Japan (and East Asia), that I picked up in a charity shop a few years back. Looking back to see what was being recommended to Japan visitors nearly 50 years ago […]
Trip of a lifetime surpasses all expectations
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Kyoto geisha
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! InsideJapan Tours have worked with many thousands of people over the years, doing our little to bit to help them to discover this amazing country as well as their own cultural experiences. Barrie and Marilyn Ellison from Derby recently travelled to Japan (April 22- May 2) to […]
Getting the best deal on travel currency
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Checking out whats on offer...
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! After some exciting blog posts in recent times, today I bring you a practical no nonsense bit of travel advice. It’s a little dry but it could save you a lot of money and that has to be a good thing! Nobody likes paying commission on currency […]
Japan Unmasked & the people we meet along the way
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! All of our group tours go far beyond scratching the surface of Japan’s beautiful culture but the Japan Unmasked tour is truly magical. The three photos below show only a few of the adventures we had along the way…. hot springs, snow monkeys, fish markets, bike rides […]
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! All of our group tours go far beyond scratching the surface of Japan’s beautiful culture but the Japan Unmasked tour is truly magical. The three photos below show only a few of the adventures we had along the way…. hot springs, snow monkeys, fish markets, bike rides […]