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Popular destinations in Japan
Tokyo
As Japan's capital, this city effortlessly blends futuristic innovation with ancient heritage. Tokyo offers a wide array of experiences for all types of travellers, whether exploring solo or with companions, all set against a skyline graced by the magnificent Mt. Fuji. The city is home to anime culture, as seen in the imaginative and immersive Ghibli Museum and the glowing streets of Akihabara. For those seeking to bring something memorable home, Tokyo has a variety of shopping districts, from the handicrafts of Nakamise Shopping Street to the proud lacquerware of Kappabashi Kitchen Town.
Osaka
Renowned as "Japan’s Kitchen," Osaka perfectly captures the "kuidaore" (eat until you drop) philosophy through Dotonbori's iconic street food, such as okonomiyaki and takoyaki. In addition to the city’s food scene, Osaka has much to explore, from the enduring landmark of Osaka Castle which has stood strong since the late 16th century to the luxurious shopping scene in Umeda. For travellers wanting a multifaceted vacation, Osaka is also an ideal base for exploring nearby cultural treasures such as Kyoto and Nara.
Nagoya
Blending rich heritage with contemporary city life, Nagoya stands as a tranquil option compared to busier tourist destinations. Families and pop-culture fans can enjoy attractions like Ghibli Park and LEGOLAND, while automotive enthusiasts would look forward to the Toyota Kaikan Museum. The city is also famous for its unique and delicious local dishes, including crispy tebasaki (chicken wings), and the iconic hitsumabushi (unagi eel rice). Moreover, Nagoya acts as an excellent starting point for scenic journeys across Central Japan, making it easy to take day trips to the historic settlement of Shirakawa-go and the breathtaking Japan Alps.
Fukuoka
As a budget-friendly and laid-back substitute for Osaka and Tokyo, Fukuoka boasts exceptional accessibility with an airport located just around ten minutes from the bustling shopping districts of Tenjin and Hakata. Food enthusiasts can savour the city’s Hakata tonkotsu ramen, while history enthusiasts will find that there is plenty to see at the Fukuoka Asian Art Museum and the Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. Serving as an ideal gateway to Kyushu, Fukuoka also allows for seamless day excursions to tranquil hot spring resorts such as Yufuin and Beppu for travellers seeking relaxation.
Sapporo
Serving as a vibrant gateway to Hokkaido, this city effortlessly merges a bustling urban lifestyle with breathtaking natural landscapes throughout the year. Beyond its iconic winter snowscapes, legendary powder-ski resorts, and the magical Sapporo Snow Festival, it transforms into a wonderfully cool, breezy sanctuary perfect for summer excursions. Gastronomy lovers can also indulge in local culinary highlights, including rich miso ramen, fresh king crab, and tender Jingisukan (grilled mutton), all ideally paired with a crisp local brew.