Japan travel stories
There are hundreds of things to see and do in Japan – try some real sushi, climb Mount Fuji, explore the ancient temples of Kyoto or watch the monkeys bathe in the hot springs of Nagano. But if, like me, you've seen way too many gangster movies, you might also have a...
NEW YORK, Feb. 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Japan Week, a public-private partnership that promotes Japanese culture, food and beverages to encourage tourism to Japan, today announced its 2013 program that will take place at Grand Central Terminal's Vanderbilt Hall on March...
Tsukiji Market Tuna Auction Observation Area has Reopened The tuna auction observation area of the Tsukiji Market, which has been temporarily closed to visitors to help ensure greater safety and efficiency for those working over the busy New Year season, has resumed...
A View of the Ryokan Ryokan Basics Traditional Japanese inns, or ryokans, originated in the Edo period (1603-1868), but are still alive and well today in the island nation, allowing modern day travelers to experience centuries-old customs, like sleeping on a futon...
(New York, NY, November 3, 2011) -- Japan’s recent new tourism landmarks will signify Japan’s cultural and industrial richness. Cherishing the unique history as well as advancing the efficient technology, the new facilities showcase Japan’s both past and future. ...
(New York, NY, November 9, 2011) -- With large varieties of cultural attractions, Japan awaits family travelers. There will be more facilities opening in Japan in the coming year that will entertain both young and old. CMAGLEV and Railway Park Known as the country...
(New York, NY, September 22, 2011) -- Japan’s capital city never stops in fall and winter. Tokyo, where old and new cohabits, evolves with more innovative, cultural and creative facilities. Be Magical at the Tokyo DisneySea: The Tokyo DisneySea ® Park, a part of the...
New York, NY, July 20, 2011: Thanks to its rich history and nature, Japan has already been recognized as a country with many UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites with 14 designated destinations. Additional two locations came into the international spotlight as added to the...
Dear Friends, It gives me great pleasure to send you the message from Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara, explaining the current situation in Tokyo three months after the tragedy of the Great East Japan Earthquake. The Governor of Tokyo delivered a message to welcome...
New York, NY (May 23, 2011)--- A trip to Japan is more affordable than ever! After the unprecedented support from friends in the United States, major Japanese travel agencies unite to represent Japan’s indescribable appreciation, by offering amazing travel deals. ...
New York City, NY-- The first month after its major earthquake has been an important recovery time for Japan, despite international media releasing floods of extensive coverage on the post-catastrophe situation. Thanks to international relief and Japan’s resilience,...
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