
Hiroshima & Miyajima
Profound history meets breathtaking beauty — the floating torii gate is iconic.

From ancient temples to neon-lit cities — Japan's travel destinations are among the most extraordinary on Earth.

Profound history meets breathtaking beauty — the floating torii gate is iconic.

Mt Fuji views, hot spring ryokan and an open-air museum — pure Japanese tranquility.

UNESCO-listed thatched gassho-style farmhouses dusted with snow — a fairy-tale village.

Ancient capital where free-roaming deer wander past 1,300-year-old temples.

The little Kyoto of the west — preserved samurai districts, Kenroku-en garden perfection.

Japan's food capital — takoyaki, ramen, okonomiyaki and the best street food on Earth.

1,600 temples, geisha districts, bamboo groves and cherry blossoms — Japan's cultural soul.

Japan's northern frontier — ski resorts, lavender fields and incredible seafood.

The world's most electric megacity — from Shibuya Crossing to peaceful Yanaka.

Ancient forest pilgrimage paths through the Kii Peninsula — spiritual and stunning.

Opulent Toshogu shrine and waterfalls in a forested mountain valley north of Tokyo.

Japan's tropical paradise with turquoise waters, coral reefs and unique Ryukyuan culture.
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