Experience ancient traditions, modern wonders, and breathtaking landscapes. Your unforgettable journey starts here.
From ancient temples to cutting-edge technology, Japan offers unique experiences for every traveler.
Experience Michelin-starred restaurants, street food, and traditional kaiseki dining.
Travel easily with Japan's famous bullet trains and extensive public transportation.
Discover centuries-old traditions, festivals, and UNESCO World Heritage sites.
From cherry blossoms to mountain landscapes, experience Japan's stunning seasons.
Simple cultural practices that make your trip smoother and more respectful.
At homes, ryokans, and some temples/restaurants, remove shoes before entering. Follow slipper signs.
Keep voice low on trains, avoid phone calls in quiet carriages, and stand neatly in boarding lines.
A light bow is a common greeting and thanks gesture. Politeness and patience are highly valued.
Wash your body before entering hot springs, and note that tattoos may be restricted in some places.
Tipping is uncommon. Use tray payments at counters, and carry some cash for smaller local shops.
Public bins can be limited. Carry a small bag for personal trash and separate recyclables when possible.
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Choose the perfect season based on weather, festivals, and crowd levels.
Cherry blossoms, mild weather, high demand
Best for first-time visitors. Book flights and hotels early for sakura season.
Festivals, fireworks, mountain escapes
Great for cultural events and Hokkaido trips. Expect humidity in major cities.
Fall colors, comfortable temperatures
Ideal for photography and temple visits. One of the best-balanced travel periods.
Snow landscapes, ski resorts, lower crowds
Perfect for snow lovers, hot springs, and budget-friendly city travel.
A simple first-time plan covering cities, culture, and food.
Arrival in Tokyo, Shibuya and Tokyo Tower evening
Asakusa, Senso-ji, Ueno, Akihabara
Day trip: Hakone or Nikko
Shinkansen to Kyoto, Gion and Yasaka Shrine
Fushimi Inari, Arashiyama Bamboo Grove
Osaka day trip, Dotonbori and Osaka Castle
Free shopping, departure from Kansai/Tokyo
Understand the essentials before you travel.
Use for metro, buses, convenience stores, and many vending machines. Fast and beginner-friendly.
Worth it only for long-distance multi-city routes. Compare total train fares before purchase.
Best for Tokyo-Kyoto-Osaka routes. Reserve seats during peak holiday periods.
Use Google Maps + local transit apps for platform details, transfers, and timing accuracy.
Budget breakdown for a 10-day Japan trip (per person)
¥90,000 - ¥150,000
Hotel/Guesthouse
¥25,000 - ¥40,000
JR Pass & Local
¥50,000 - ¥80,000
Meals & Snacks
¥20,000 - ¥35,000
Temples & Tours
¥185,000 - ¥305,000
($1,300 - $2,150 USD)
It depends on your nationality. Most Western nationals get 90 days visa-free. Check with Japanese embassy in your country.
Spring (March-May) for cherry blossoms and autumn (September-November) for fall colors. Avoid rainy season (June-July).
10 days costs $1,300-$2,150 USD. Budget depends on accommodation and dining choices.
In major cities like Tokyo yes, but in rural areas not much. A translation app is helpful!
JR Pass is great for long distances. Within cities, use IC cards for trains, buses, and taxis.
Explore Japan's most popular cities and hidden gems.
Modern metropolis with ancient traditions
Ancient temples and traditional culture
Vibrant food scene and nightlife
Iconic peak and stunning natural beauty
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