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Planning a Trip to Japan?

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Winner of Best in Sustainability 2021: Say hello to Wakayama

Feb. 2, 2021

Ewelina Turek

In the Kansai area just below Osaka, lies Wakayama, a prefecture famous for its magnificent mountains, connections to Japanese history, roaring waterfalls, and spiritual pilgrimage trails. Many think of it as the natural and spiritual capital of Japan, and this year Lonely Planet’s readers gave credit where credit is due as Wakayama was voted the best sustainable destination in 2021! With both mountains and sea, and a refreshing take on modern life, Wakayama is a treasure waiting to be discovered.

Postcards from Japan: Accessible wilderness, Hokkaido how-to's and why Tohoku should be next, with Rob Thomson of The Hokkaido Wilds

Nov. 26, 2020

JNTO - Japan National Tourism Organization

Japan’s northern island is famous for its beautiful wilderness, world class powder snow, delicious seafood and fascinating indigenous culture. It also regularly ranks as the favourite region for UK visitors, after the Tokyos and Kyotos of this world. And yet, Japan's largest prefecture can still feel like an intimidating place to plan a holiday for.

Enter, Rob Thomson, your new Hokkaido hero!

Japan comes to the World Travel Market 2020 Virtual Edition

Oct. 29, 2020

JNTO - Japan National Tourism Organization

Japan will be exhibiting at WTM Virtual 2020 from 9-11 November! Sign in to the WTM Virtual to find out all you need to know about your next holiday destination (Japan, of course!).

Find out more on how we will be participating this year, how to make an appointment with the JNTO and who will be joining us on the stand.

Postcards from Japan: Smelling Japanese autumn, story-telling souvenirs and "the next best thing to being there" with Axel Deroubaix

Oct. 15, 2020

JNTO - Japan National Tourism Organization

Nothing says 'I've been to Japan' like buying a new suitcase while you're out there to help carry all the souvenirs you bought for the whole family, and the wacky kit kat flavours you're gifting to everyone in the office. Maybe you're planning your first trip right now, and gazing longingly at the souvenir your friend brought you back from their trip!

If any of this applies to you then listen close - Axel Deroubaix, a Frenchman residing in Japan has come up with a fantastic way of bringing Japan to us, whilst we still can't go to Japan quite yet...

This Remote Japanese Getaway Is Beating The Odds During A Global Pandemic

Oct. 3, 2020

Matthew Joslin

The global pandemic has brought a lot of struggles for the authentic little accommodations that we really enjoy when we're travelling but it's also taught us a lot of lessons about how we feel in terms of travel. We sat down with the owner of the Bandai Lakeside Guesthouse to talk about the interest that has built around this remote wilderness escape.

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Planning a Trip to Japan?

Winner of Best in Sustainability 2021: Say hello to Wakayama

Postcards from Japan: Accessible wilderness, Hokkaido how-to's and why Tohoku should be next, with Rob Thomson of The Hokkaido Wilds

Japan comes to the World Travel Market 2020 Virtual Edition

Postcards from Japan: Smelling Japanese autumn, story-telling souvenirs and "the next best thing to being there" with Axel Deroubaix

This Remote Japanese Getaway Is Beating The Odds During A Global Pandemic

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