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Travel in Japan



Travel in Japan -- Japanese Hotels

There are many different kinds of hotels in Japan. Probably more than you will find in your home country. Each hotel serves a different purpose. If you know what you are looking for, and what various hotels specialize in, you will enjoy your stay more.

(Pictured above: Iya on Shikoku by Devanshe Chauhan)

Japan probably has the widest range of hotels on the planet. So to explain the difference between a Minshuku, a business hotel,a love hotel and a Ryokan, check out our hotels page. Travel in Japan: hotels


Plan a dream trip

Taking a dream trip can be a very expensive activity if it is not well thought out and planned properly. You can enjoy a fulfilling trip by designing it yourself - and saving money at the same time. Plan a dream trip

The Weather Report

See what today`s weather will be like in the areas you will be visiting.


See our Japan Photo Gallery

View our photo gallery of Japan or post your own photos of Japan


Best Group Hotel Rates at HotelPlanner.com


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Essential Japan Guide
An insider's guide to the best of Japan. Packed with great info on travel planning, Japanese culture, food, and sightseeing destinations. A fantastic resource for first-time Japan travelers!


Tokyo

Tokyo Population: 15 million

Tokyo Is one of the largest cities on the planet. It vibrates with energy and vitality. One`s pulse quickens with the pace and noise of this gargantuan city. It isn`t a place to relax in. It is a shoppers paradise, a place to party or savor the food of any country of the world.

Travel in Japan would not be complete without a trip to beautiful Nikko and Kegon Falls.

The falls are where many have reputedly seen ghosts. I have heard many stories

about Nikko

Another part of the Kanto plain where Tokyo is situated is the prefecture of Kanagawa. Kawasaki, Sagamihara, Atsugi, Fujisawa, and Yokohama are all in Kanagawa Prefecture.

Hakone

Is a beautiful spot surrounded by mountains and having an extinct volcano for a lake. Volcanic activity is in evidenceat many places in the area as are fantasic views of Mount Fuji and the surrounding mountains. Well worth a visit to get a more natural perspective on Japan.

Learn more about Hakone.

In southern Kanagawa lies Odawara at the foot of the picturesque Izu Penninsula. Odawara is an old castle town with moats and gardens surrounding the castle.

Mount Fuji: Japan`s Sacred Peak

Not far from Tokyo sits Mount Fuji, which lies near the Odawara area. If you want to climb her, you will need to go to Gotemba in Shizuoka Prefecture.

Kamakura

Was once Japan`s capitol. It is now a quieter historic city in Eastern Kanagawa, along the Shonan Coast. Kamakura boasts many interesting temples, good hiking and a nice beach and town.

Kamakura is a great place to spend a day or a weekend. There are many examples of Japanese culture in Kamakura and Kyoto.

When I go home to Canada people often ask me about interesting facts about Japan and the culture of Japan.


Travel in Japan: Kyoto

Is one of Japan`s must see cities! It is the most historicalof Japan`s cities and for many years her capitol. Kyoto was spared the bombing that most Japanese cities experienced, so many of her historical buildings were saved.

Visit Japan Guide for more information about visiting Kyoto

You may want to know what is going on in Kyoto now. For that I recommend the Kyoto Guide.

Find outwhat`s happening in Kyoto now.

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Devanshe Chauhan visits Shikoku and falls in Love

Pages from my Diary: Shikoku Love at First Sight

A Few Days in Nagasaki

by Richard Schwartz

On the first day, I took the bullet train from Tokyo to Hakata, the southern-most city on the supertrain line. From there a regular express train took me the rest of the way to

Nagasaki, near the bottom of the rorschach-shaped island of Kyushu. Total time: eight hours to go 1000 kilometres.


Japan Related Resources Find good restaurants in Japan with English menus

What do I like about Japan?

Is it the scenery, the food, the people or what?


Travel in Japan -- Traveling in Asia

Travel Resources Asia
See our recommended resources for traveling Asia.


One of the great things of living and travelling Japan is the opportunity to travel Asia. The rest of Asia is very cheap if you are paid your salary in yen!

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