Find your favorite Japan travel destination
Located in the Pacific Ocean, Japan is an island which consists of 47 prefectures. It is divided into the 4 main islands of Honshu, Hokkaido to the north, Shikoku to the west and Kyushu to the south. Honshu consists of the following sub-regions: Tohoku , Kanto , Chubuch , Kansai and Chugoku . The island of Okinawa is located to the far south.
Japan's capital of Tokyo is located on the main island of Honshu, in the Kanto region.
Each prefecture is known for its unique culture, things to do, regional dishes and local festivals.
Japan's UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Hokkaido as Japan's second largest island to the far north, has much wilderness to be explored.
Vast wildnerness and a winter wonderland
Situated at the northern tip of Honshu, Japan's biggest island, Tohoku is a region known for its cold winters and heavy snow.
Visit the northernmost tip of Honshu
Beauty and the Namahage Beast
Cultural discoveries from Hiraizumi to Morioka
Tohoku's gateway offers inspirational views
From Yamadera's trails to Zao Onsen's hot springs
Outdoor adventures and traditional discoveries
Mention "Japan" and Tokyo is most likely one of the first places. Here at the nation's capital is an amalgamation of food, shopping and experiences from different parts of the country, making it a great destination to check out.
Natural beauty from Tsukuba Geopark to Mito's Kairaku-en
Discover Nikko's cultural heritage and more
Mountain adventures and hot springs escapes
Uncover the rural landscapes of Nagatoro and Chichibu
From Disneyland to coastal beaches and seafood
Tradition meets modern in Japan's capital
Contrasting realities from Yokohama to Hakone
Located in the center of Honshu, Chubu stretches from the north to the south of the island with coastlines along the Sea of Japan and the Pacific Ocean.
Leading ski getaway famous for rice and sake
Mountainous scenery and a spectacular snow corridor
From cultural Kanazawa to coastal Noto
Discover dinosaurs and the spirit of Zen
Get closer to Mount Fuji and the Five Lakes
Mountain adventures at Japan's Alps
Scenic Shirakawa-go and Gero's hot springs
Home to Nagoya and local powerhouse Toyota
Izu peninsula, tea fields and views of Mt Fuji
Kansai, also known as Kinki, is one of the most popular tourism regions in Japan.
Scenic adventures around Lake Biwa
Kick around Kumano Kodo and Mount Koya
Home to Ise-Shima's coastal getaways
Japan's ancient capital home to sacred shrines and Zen gardens
Enjoy a faster pace in Kansai's capital
Discover Himeji castle
Japan's ancient capital delivers on culture
The smallest and least populated of Japan's four main islands, Shikoku is renowned for its 88-temple Buddhist pilgrimage route, Matsuyama Castle, a fortress castle that is one of the few surviving original castles in Japan, Dogo Onsen and its pristine nature.
Art discoveries in Naoshima and more
Adventure capital with vine bridges and whirlpools
Visit Dogo Onsen – the inspiration for Spirited Away
Birthplace of Sakamoto Ryoma and the Yosakoi festival
Kyushu, home to the most active volcanoes in Japan, and one of the earliest regions in Japan to receive foreigners, has a very interesting environment and history.
Southern metropolis and the gateway to Kyushu
Ceramics culture in Karatsu, Imari and Arita
Vibrant culinary scene & Western architecture
Natural discoveries with Mount Aso and coastal Amakusa
Japan's best hot springs from Beppu to Yufuin
Tropical palms and prize-winning jitokko chicken
Sunny climate set to a Sakurajima backdrop
The image of a beach paradise, Okinawa is renowned for its clear blue warm waters and white sandy beaches perfect for sunbathing, snorkeling and diving amidst colorful reefs and schools of fish.
Tropical paradise and a unique culture