While we bunker down for winter in Australia, summer in the northern hemisphere is in full swing. And with such contrasting seasons – spanning from sub-zero to sub-tropical – the warmer weather in Japan is always a great excuse to try out new things and enjoy life in a different way. 

Tokyo is no stranger to the summer Olympics, having already hosted the games back in 1964. And, while no other city in the world has held the Olympics more than once since then, Japan has also hosted the winter Olympics twice in between times – Sapporo in 1972 and Nagano in 1998. This makes Japan more familiar with the games than any other country in the world alongside the United States. But what makes Japan the ideal sporting destination?

Despite the challenges of COVID-19, Japan hasn’t lost its appetite for all things new, progressive, and exciting. So, it’s great to keep up to date with what’s been going on for that all-important inspiration to start planning, or at least dreaming of that next trip to Japan.

Following a competitive pitch, Japan’s national tourism board in Australia, JNTO Sydney office, has engaged Stand Out to lead its media relations and PR strategy for 2021/22 financial year.

apan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) will launch a series of newsletters featuring the most exciting things to see and do in Japan from April.