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Superlative ramen restaurants are a dime a dozen in Japan. Standing out from the competition is difficult when there are so many great places around, each with their own modus operandi and signature bowl of noodles.

Sleeping between the bookshelves might sound like a fantasy, but in Japan this can be a reality thanks to unique book-themed hotels.

The SL Hitoyoshi (SL 人吉) is a special excursion steam train operated by JR Kyushu, that takes you back to a time when mighty steam engines powered the world.

Kyoto is the gently lit canal to Tokyo’s fit-inducing neon—part of its charm for many.

Bringing together the best of Summer and Autumn in a single month, and with plenty to see and do, September is definitely one of the best times to visit Japan.

The Ametsuchi train is a special sightseeing train with scenic views that runs between Izumoshi and Tottori in the San’in region.

As the world opens up and Japan once again opens for travel, it will become possible to see the Olympic sights in person.

Earthquakes in Japan are a common concern and while they are common, there are steps travellers can take to stay safe.

There are few better ways to really get to know a country than by camping under the stars, and Japan has more than 3,000 campsites to choose from.

Journey to the onsen town of Noboribetsu on Hokkaido to see the desolate, volcanic landscape of Jigokudani, better known as Hell Valley.