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Amanohashidate, one of Japan's Three Views, is a pine-covered sandbar near Kyoto. Discover the matanozoki viewpoints, things to do, and how to get there by train.

Located on the southern tip of Kyushu, Ibusuki is famous for its dark sandy beaches, unspoiled nature and onsen. In addition to the scenic train ride to Ibusuki

South of Osaka, the best places to visit in the Kii Peninsula include sacred shrines, white sand beaches and one of the best cherry blossom viewing spots.

Kagoshima is a must-visit, find out what to do, where to go and what to eat in Kagoshima. Kagoshima is the crown jewel of southern Kyushu for a good reason.

Japan has over 6,000 islands and some of the world's best beaches, surfing, diving, and water sports. Here's your complete guide to sun, sand, and sea in Japan.

Japan’s beautiful and diverse landscape - ranging from mountains, forests and wetlands, to beaches, subtropics and underwater worlds - feature spectacular and unique wildlife anywhere in the world.

Naoshima (直島) island is dedicated to modern art, together with its sandy beaches and stunning panoramic views, it makes for a unique visit.

Kamakura was the old capital of Japan in the 12th century As a result, Kamakura is famous for its temples, shrines and of course the Big Buddha.

Miyajima is a small island in the bay of Hiroshima. Famous for the massive iconic Torii gate rising out of the sea.

Crystal clear waters and white sand, yes, Japan is not just temples, geisha and electronics! Find out where to catch some rays here...