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Ancient traditions, modern cities and mountain landscapes
ExploreJapan.
Neon-lit cities, historic temple districts, refined food traditions, peaceful gardens, hot-spring towns and the unforgettable landscapes surrounding Mount Fuji.
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Japan favourites
Begin with Tokyo’s remarkable energy, Kyoto’s temple districts, Osaka’s food culture or the history and island scenery around Hiroshima.
Temples, contemporary culture, exceptional food and distinct neighbourhoods connected by an extraordinary transport network.
Historic districts, shrine paths, elegant gardens and centuries of craft, cuisine and ceremony.
Bold flavours, illuminated canals, friendly local character and easy access to the wider Kansai region.
Powerful modern history, welcoming streets and the celebrated shrine landscape of nearby Miyajima.
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Japan destinations
One country, countless journeys
Tradition and modern life share the same streets.
Japan moves effortlessly between quiet shrine paths, high-speed rail, mountain scenery and vast city districts. Each stop reveals its own food culture, architecture and rhythm, making a multi-city journey especially rewarding.
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Ways to explore Japan
Choose a destination by the kind of experience you want most.
City energy
Explore celebrated neighbourhoods, observation decks, markets, museums and both traditional and contemporary culture.
Explore Tokyo →Temples & heritage
Walk through shrine gates, historic districts and peaceful gardens shaped by centuries of religious and artistic tradition.
Explore Kyoto →Food & nightlife
Discover regional dishes, lively market streets, illuminated canals and the informal food culture of Kansai.
Explore Osaka →Nature & hot springs
Slow the pace beside mountain lakes, traditional hot springs and viewpoints looking towards Mount Fuji.
Explore Hakone →Useful basics
Japan at a glance
Helpful answers
Japan FAQs
Useful guidance before choosing your cities and experiences.
Where should first-time visitors begin?
Tokyo and Kyoto provide a strong introduction to modern city life and historic Japan. Osaka is an easy addition, while Hiroshima, Nara, Hakone or Mount Fuji can extend the journey.
How long should I spend in Japan?
Ten to fourteen days works well for Tokyo, Kyoto and one or two additional destinations. Allow two or three weeks for a broader journey without rushing between cities.
When is the best time to visit?
Spring and autumn are especially popular for blossom and seasonal colour. Winter suits snow and hot-spring trips, while summer brings festivals alongside hotter, more humid weather.
Do I need to book experiences in advance?
Reserve popular attractions, guided experiences and accommodation early during blossom season, autumn weekends and Japanese holiday periods. Check long-distance rail options before travelling.
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