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Yokohama is the industrial heartland of Japan. Everything is bigger and brighter here.

Cup Noodles Museum »

Hikawa Maru: Last Of A Golden Age »

Landmark Tower Guide »


Osaka people aren't shy like Tokyoites. Osaka is engaging and colorful. Here are some of the best things to do in the city.

44 Things To Do In Osaka (part 2) »

44 Things To Do In Osaka (part 3) »

Abeno Harukas Guide »


Sapporo is Japan's great northern city. A busting metropolis surrounded by rugged mountains and nature.

90 Things To Do In Sapporo (part 2) »

90 Things To Do In Sapporo (part 3) »

90 Things To Do In Sapporo (part 4) »


Within Japan, Fukuoka is best known for its unique food and large red light district. The city also has temples, shrines, festivals, castle ruins, beaches, islands, shopping, entertainment and nightlife.

40 Things To Do In Fukuoka (part 2) »

ACROS Fukuoka Guide »

Canal City Hakata Guide »






Japan is a wonderful country with culture shock for the visitor at every turn.

67 Reasons You Won't Like Japan »

How to Sleep in Japan »




The best months to visit Japan considering weather, events, season attractions and prices.

Japan's Weather By Month »

Japan By Month »

Japan's Rainy Season Blues »


A calendar of Japan's many festivals, events, public holidays and seasonal attractions.

The 11 Japanese Seasons »









Everything you ever wanted to know about transportation in Japan but were afraid to ask.

Trains in Japan »

Japanese Cars »

Peach Girl Airlines »





Japan's fascinating and turbulent past.

WWII »

Asuka Period »

What was the Bakufu? »



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