Plan your perfect trip to Japan! Simply click the 'Add to Trip' button on any of the 20,000 sights and hotels featured on this site. With sights across all 47 Japanese Prefectures, we hope to introduce to a number of hidden gems off the beaten track.
Need a little inspiration? Be sure to check out our trip planner overview as well as the pre-made trips below!
Ebisu Jinja Shrine features a particular statue of one of the seven lucky gods, Hanakake Ebisu. This Ebisu is named for his nose, which is said to bring good lu
Hoju-ji Temple, located in Ehime, is the sixty-second temple of the Shikoku 88 temple pilgrimage.
Atsuta Horaiken is a "hitsumabushi" restaurant, which is a local specialty consisting of rice topped with grilled eel dipped in sauce.
Big Hat was the main venue for the ice hockey events of the 1998 Winter Olympics. Today it is used as a multi-purpose sports arena and event space.
Coffee shop and cafe that roasts its own beans on the premises.
Conrad Tokyo is a hotel located in the heart of Tokyo within walking distance from Ginza.
The Old Blind Cat is a jazz bar located near Shinjuku Station. It was frequently visited by author Haruki Murakami back in his university days.
Asakusa Menchi is a popular fried meatball shop on Denboin-dori Street in Asakusa.
Have you ever seen those crazy eating contests where people are all lined up to see who can eat the most hot dogs? Or the most pies? It always astounds me that
Part 3 of our last series covering everything on MUJI Ginza! Sharing why MUJI Diner is a must try along with why it's worthwhile to stay at MUJI Hotel Ginza.
If you are going on a trip, the costs for accommodations are always a big point on the budget list. Hotels can be super expensive, when you are staying at ones
How to get to Bizen:If coming from Kyoto, Osaka or Hiroshima ride the Sanyo Shinkansen until Okayama Station. From there, change to the local Ako Line for abou
In a neighborhood of Tokyo, there's a street called Kappabashi-Dori. It's located between Ueno and Asakusa, and the entire street is essentially wall to wall st
More beautiful, bigger, greener, the Churaumi aquarium is no less than the second largest in the world. It was built not only to show off the wonders of the tro
The Land of the Rising Sun has always proves itself to produce over-the-top , verging-on-absurd snacks. Over the years, Japan has come out with wacky and absur
The world's largest city has something to suit everyone. The gourmand, brand shopper, camera collector, history enthusiast, shoestring backpacker, retro gamers,
Before traveling to Japan you may have seen or read about how crazy the train system is but it’s not really as bad as you may think. Some things you may he
Exploring Japan can be both fun and challenging, and the ability to easily get online can give you peace of mind whilst travelling. From staying connected with family and friends to looking up train times in a hurry, there’s no doubting the convenience of a portable Wi-Fi connection.
Tokyo Creative has partnered with one of Japan’s leading pocket Wi-Fi providers to offer a new convenient and affordable rental service for use across the whole of Japan.
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In Akita, on the Sea of Japan coast in the northern Tohoku region, visitors can revel in Japan’s natural beauty. You can climb mountains, look over beautiful lakes, and visit coastal towns.
Shiga prefecture is part of the quirky and friendly Kansai region. It includes the vast waters of Lake Biwa, the largest freshwater lake in Japan. The north sho
As the second largest city in Japan, Osaka is often compared to the capital city Tokyo—both popular travelling destinations in Japan. But some would venture to
Yamanashi, about 1½ hours from Tokyo, is surrounded by high mountains and is covered by huge beautiful forests, including Mount Fuji and the 5 lakes area. Visit
Yamagata has been called 'hidden' Japan and is definitely not on the regular tourist routes. It is Japan's largest prefecture and you can find it along the Sea
Kyoto is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Japan. The historical city is home to iconic landmarks such as Kiyomizu Temple, Kinkaku-ji and the Fushimi-inari shrine.
A cradle of traditional Japanese history and culture, Nara breathes the spirit of Yamato - the Japanese nation. Formerly known as “Heijyokyo", Nara was the firs
If your idea of a perfect vacation involves majestic forests, clear blue lakes, pillowy powder snow, and amazing, farm-fresh food, Hokkaido is an absolute dream
Shimane lies near the western tip of Japan's main island on the Sea of Japan side. Although sparsely populated it was once a center of trade with China, so it boasts a good number of important historic sites, including Matsue Castle.
