Like this post? Help us by sharing it! The Japanese archipelago straddles a wide range of climates, from the subarctic snowscapes of northern Hokkaido to the subtropical jungles of Okinawa in the south, and over 70% of its land mass is mountainous and undeveloped. Thanks to these conditions, Japan is home to a more interesting […]
Wildlife & Environment
Japanese Ministry of Environment & Us
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! In terms of the Japanese Ministry of Environment & us, as a representative of InsideJapan Tours I’m proud to say I’ve been working closely with the Japanese Ministry of Environment to help them promote overseas tourism in their National Parks. Together with loads of great local people, several […]
Mount Fuji Gallery
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Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Back at the beginning of the Mt Fuji climbing season (Jul 1 – Sep 1), we asked our customers to post their own pictures of the impressive mountain.We got a great response and some great photos from our UK, US and Australian travellers – thanks very much! […]
Rediscovering Nikko (Part 1 of 2)
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Like this post? Help us by sharing it! For me, there is almost nothing better than going to a part of Japan that I have never been to before and seeing yet another facet of this wonderful country. But I am always amazed at how much there is to be discovered even in destinations that […]
An introduction to birding in Japan
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Covering a total of 377,708 sq kms, Japan is three times larger than England. Located between 24° to 46° north latitude and from 123° to 146° east longitude, the island chain covers a wide climatic range: from the boreal climate zone in the north to the sub-tropical […]
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Covering a total of 377,708 sq kms, Japan is three times larger than England. Located between 24° to 46° north latitude and from 123° to 146° east longitude, the island chain covers a wide climatic range: from the boreal climate zone in the north to the sub-tropical […]
