Was Japan still going to be at the pointy end of wacky experiences and futuristic technologies? Would its cultural idiosyncrasies still induce a travel buzz?
The coastline here is as beautiful as it is battered,in a region that has traditionally seen few tourists. But that’s starting to change.
Keen to steer clear of Western tourists but still indulge in a luxe stay? Check out this hotel-within-a-hotel in Nagoya,Japan’s fourth-largest city.
A historic hotel with its own shrine for weddings and a stunning art collection offers a unique insight into Japanese culture.
You win some,you lose some. I got a business class meal but my “window” seat has no window.
This hotel is worth a detour when you’re in Tokyo,even if you’re not staying there.
The land of the rising sun is an excellent child-friendly destination,as long as you do your homework first. Here are 15 rules to follow.
The plane on this route is 17 years old and looks it,but rarely have I encountered such welcoming,warm and thoughtful staff.
Australians are at risk of ruining Japan as a destination for ourselves and for everyone else.
The city boasts the highest number of starred restaurants in the world. But what’s more surprising? You can eat at some Michelin-approved spots for just $10.