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From winter illuminations and snowy weather to uniquely Japanese Christmas and New Year’s Eve celebrations, December is the most wonderful time of the year.

Kanazawa is famous for its history, beauty, and unique Japanese culture. These elements all come together in the city’s three well-preserved teahouse districts: Higashi Chaya, Nishi Chaya, and Kazue Machi.

More than just a raceway, the Suzuka Circuit is one of Japan’s most interesting destinations for racing fans of all ages.

There’s so much you can learn about Japan’s culture, history, food, and more without leaving your chair. Get ready for our guide to the best books to read before you visit Japan.

As a one-stop-shop for craft beer, ‘grammable food, vintage clothes, record stores and tattoos, Daimyo is inarguably one of Fukuoka’s coolest neighbourhoods.

Join us for a free live tour of Asakusa, the downtown of Tokyo. Your host will for sure show you the famous spots but also bring you off the beaten track.

Explore Toba, a seaside city on the Shima Peninsula, to experience its culture dominated by living by and on the water.

See some of the most impressive attractions in Ise with a visit to the bayside community of Futaminoura, a place of great cultural importance.

At some point in your Japan journey you will find yourself at Tokyo Station, and probably in need of a break. Read on for the best spots to chill and take in the views of this Tokyo icon, epitomized in the classic Marunouchi Building.

The Umisachi-Yamasachi is an excursion train operated running along the eastern Kyushu coastline with plenty of gorgeous views along the way.