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Known as the ‘Samurai City’, the historic city of Aizuwakamatsu is full of heritage landmarks tied to its proud samurai past that it fought to preserve.

Whatever time of year you’re visiting Japan, the country’s famous snow monkeys are a must-see attraction -and where better to visit than the famous Jigokudani Monkey Park, where they can be seen bathing in the outdoor hot springs.

The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has put in place border enforcement measures to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus COVID-19).

With the world on lockdown and social distancing becoming the new norm, here are 6 to-do things to plan your Japan trip - long term.

Studio Ghibli fans simply have to visit the gorgeous port town of Tomonoura, the real-life inspiration for the charming animated film, Ponyo on the Cliff by The Sea.

Japan’s rice fields provide one of the most majestic and nostalgic locations to visit across the whole country. Discover where to go and the cultural significance of rice to Japan in our latest guide.

Of Japan's many martial arts one of the most distinctive is surely kendo, a study of swordplay that follows in the footsteps of the samurai.

Could June be Japan’s best kept secret? Find out why this less popular month might just be the perfect time to beat the crowds and enjoy everything this beautiful and historic country has to offer.

Hiroshima may be known to tourists thanks to its infamous past, but few realise the variety of things to do in Hiroshima that make it even more interesting.

Every year, Easter is getting bigger in Japan. Following in Christmas and Valentine’s footsteps, Easter celebrations are becoming more popular and widespread across the country - with a unique Japanese twist.