Like this post? Help us by sharing it! During the daylight hours, travelers spend their time in Tokyo checking out the Imperial Palace and shopping in the Ginza district. However, when darkness falls, neon lights begin to decorate the streets while paper lanterns pave the way to the next night club. Nightlife in Tokyo is […]
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High Style but Low Ceilings – A Guide to Japan’s Capsule Hotels
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Japan has a reputation as being an expensive country to visit, and it’s true that you could blow through a lot of yen quickly if you are the type who enjoys staying in five-star hotels or dining in Michelin-rated restaurants. However, it’s actually quite easy for a […]
Hagino’s Hokkaido Home
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Mt. Yotei
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! This wouldn’t be the first time that I have gone on about the fact that InsideJapan is luck to have some talented and interested people working for it. We all have a passion for Japan. We all have a passion for particular places and elements of culture. […]
Bond. James Bond – The mysterious Gunkanjima
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! There are many recognised mysteries of the world such as Stonehenge, the Mayan civilisation, the Easter Island statues, the Loch Ness Monster, crop circles and more. One of the lesser-known mysteries though is a small island off Nagasaki called Gunkanjima or ‘Battleship Island’. The island also provides […]
Photo highlights from Essential Honshu tour
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The bright lights of Kabukicho, the biggest entertainment district in the world.
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Osaka at Dawn
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! I am currently lucky enough to be in Japan (Osaka as of right now) on a FAM trip organised by the Japan National Tourism Organisation. A FAM trip is basically a trip for travel professionals, run to showcase certain areas of Japan with the hope that it […]
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! I am currently lucky enough to be in Japan (Osaka as of right now) on a FAM trip organised by the Japan National Tourism Organisation. A FAM trip is basically a trip for travel professionals, run to showcase certain areas of Japan with the hope that it […]