As you enjoy the summer festivals in Japan, take the chance to try some of the country’s most delicious street food. From savoury snacks to decadent desserts, a matsuri has it all!

Visit the Village of Secret Kilns, channel your inner Naruto at a ninja academy and marvel at ruins from the Yayoi period.

The Little Kyoto of Hida offers a ski experience atop snow-capped mountains, scenic day trips and Japan’s most beautiful festivals all in one atmospheric traditional village.

From simple delights like oden and onigiri to decadent torched scallops with uni and mochi topped with strawberries, this market in Japan is definitely a foodie’s dream come true!

With this Muslim-friendly guide to Tokyo street food, you now know where to get your tummy filled with mouth-watering specialties that are halal!

This part of Tokyo has always been a little strange. If you haven’t already been to Harajuku, here’s how you can get the full experience.

Whether you’re racing down the snowy slopes or enjoying the ski resort’s other facilities, get ready to embrace fun in epic proportions!

The usual animal cafés will let you snuggle up with cats, dogs or bunny rabbits but this café in Japan allows you to cosy up with…hedgehogs!

Theme parks aren’t just for the thrill. We’ve scoured the land for the best in Asia and Australia!

There’s more to Hokkaido than skiing and the Sapporo Snow Festival. Look into these unique activities and consider adding them to your Hokkaido itinerary!

Five days is all you need in Tottori to scale Mount Daisen, slide down sand dunes and unleash your inner nerd at towns themed after GeGeGe no Kitarō and Detective Conan!

Budget travellers, you’ll enjoy reading this!