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Small Street in Japan

Destinations

Features

5 Things to Do in Minami-shimabara

Although a city, Minami-shimabara is more like a grouping of sleepy coastal towns and villages, having been formed in 2006 by the merging of eight settlements. Each retains its own distinctive character, making the area a truly diverse and unique destination.

Top Spots in Kagoshima Prefecture in 2023

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Given its size, Kagoshima Prefecture is an incredibly diverse tourism destination, with sandy beaches, lush forests, mountain peaks, undulating plateaus, coastal plains, mangroves and more than 2,700 hot spring sources—the second-highest number of any prefecture in Japan.

4 Things to Do in Takamatsu

Takamatsu boasts a premier Japanese garden. delicious local food, top-notch shopping and a charming waterfront.

The capital city of Kagawa, the smallest prefecture in Japan, punches above its weight with a host of great offerings for visitors.

Boost your Wellbeing in Kagoshima

For relaxation, a healthy diet, physical activity or the great outdoors, Kagoshima is a fantastic choice.

The southern Kyushu prefecture, which is the 10th largest in Japan, comprises two vast peninsulas and a chain of subtropical islands.

A Weekend Break in Nagoya

Leading science and art museums, a lively food scene and nature make this city worth a visit.

Japan's fourth largest city is an industrial powerhouse. This image has led to Nagoya being somewhat overlooked by tourists, but things have been changing.

5 Things to Do in Fujisawa

Fujisawa's variety and proximity to Tokyo make it a great place to visit.

The modern city on Sagami Bay has a relaxed coastal vibe, with plenty of al fresco dining, boutique shops and cultural attractions.

4 Things To Enjoy in Kochi City

With mountains in the north and the Pacific Ocean to the south, the small city of Kochi on the edge of Urado Bay comprises the best of rural, coastal and city living.

The capital of Kochi Prefecture is a laid-back place with a subtropical climate, friendly residents and plenty of attractions.

Hiroshima's Memorial to Peace

Attractions in the city remind the world to avoid the horror of nuclear weapons and to advocate world peace.

Hiroshima is known globally as the first city to suffer a nuclear attack. On 6th August, 1945, US B-29 bomber Enola Gay dropped the world’s first atomic bomb, “Little Boy,” on the city.

Stories

Akita: Beloved for its Dog and Much More

Akihabara: Then and Now

Tokyo Station: Travel Hub and Attraction

Golden Gai, Shinjuku

Ryogoku Sumo Town, Tokyo

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