| Japan Guide | HAKONE |
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With snow-capped Mount Fuji as a stunning backdrop, the Hakone hot springs have long been a popular place of rest and relaxation for tourists and locals. The Hakone onsen... |
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| Japan Guide | HIROSHIMA |
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It was a sunny morning in Hiroshima on August 6th 1945, when the Atomic bomb dropped out of the sky, obliterated the city, and changed the course of world history forever... |
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| Japan Guide | KANSAI DISTRICT |
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The Kansai district is arguably Japan's most historic region and home to both the Himeji Castle—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—and Ise Shima National park, the most promine... |
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| Japan Guide | MT. FUJI |
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Perhaps the most recognizable symbol of Japan is the near-perfect, snow-capped cone of Mt Fuji dominating the Tokyo skyline. Known affectionately as Fuji-san, Mt Fuji is ... |
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ARCHITECTURE OF JAPAN |
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Japanese architecture has as long a history as any other aspect of Japanese culture. Originally heavily influenced by Chinese architecture, it also de... |
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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN JAPANESE GEISHA? |
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They are professional hostesses who entertain guests through various performing arts. Many travelers to Japan hope to meet geisha.... |
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| NIGHTLIFE IN JAPAN |
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Nightlife in Japan is scintillating. A well developed society with fat income and latest gadgets coupled with low crime rate contribute to the impress... |
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| HOW TO HANDLE EMERGENCIES IN JAPAN |
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If you need to call the police for any reason, dial 110 from any phone.... |
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About Japan
A modern country with a rich heritage, Japan has long been popular with travellers. While is it one of the most expensive places to live, it is possible for the budget
Honshu is broken up into the following partying. Hokkaido is fast becoming world renown as a powder snow destination for skiiers and boarders. The consistency and depth of the dry powder has to be seen to be believed.An average year sees well over 10 m fall -with up to 15m falling in oneFestival) turn into 7-8 blocks of beer gardens!
Shikoku is the smallest of the main islands, and lesser known to travellers and is not as well equiped to handle travellers as Honshu, Kyushu or Hokkaido.
Kyushu is the westernmost of the four large islands...
