Like this post? Help us by sharing it! In the centre of beautiful Tottori Prefecture, considered to be the most rural of all Japanese prefectures, Misasa Onsen is a charming hot spring town loved by locals and visitors alike. Misasa Onsen dates back more than 850 years. Local legend says that a samurai warrior (Samanosuke Okubo) […]
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A photo walk through Tokyo Station
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Mike Reddy is a tour leader for InsideJapan – but when he’s not leading our customers around Japan, he’s a photographer extraordinaire seeking out new ways of seeing his hometown: Tokyo. Here, he takes us on a photographic journey through Tokyo Station. Like this post? Help us […]
Kanazawa: little Japan, big wow!
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Claire is a travel consultant in our Bristol office, and spent five years living in Kyoto. She recently headed back to Japan to explore some destinations she’d never visited – including Kanazawa, near the Japan Sea Coast. Like this post? Help us by sharing it!
10 Reasons to Visit Hakodate
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! Richard is a tour leader for Inside Japan – taking our customers from the steamy southern islands all the way up to wintry Hokkaido. He’s currently based in Kyoto, where he indulges his passion for Zen Buddhism and temples in between gorging himself on delicious food and […]
What to do with a day in Nagoya
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! If your itinerary takes you from Tokyo to Kyoto or anywhere further south, or if you’re headed to Takayama, odds are extremely good that you’re making a stop in Nagoya. May I suggest leaving the station for a few hours and getting a taste of what this […]
Like this post? Help us by sharing it! If your itinerary takes you from Tokyo to Kyoto or anywhere further south, or if you’re headed to Takayama, odds are extremely good that you’re making a stop in Nagoya. May I suggest leaving the station for a few hours and getting a taste of what this […]