Escape to the mountains in Kyoto for a temple stay in Ohara. Naomi writes about her night in Jorengein Temple in the midst of a Japanese winter.

Run-down, seedy and smeared with filth. Anata no Warehouse in Kawasaki is an arcade that’s not for the faint-hearted.

Kickstart your exploration of Japan from Tokyo. There’s just so much to see!

Built in the 1890s, the Meiji-era Abashiri Prison is the first maximum security prison in Japan. It has since turned into a museum that welcomes inquisitive visitors.

There is a small number of original Japanese castles which have stood the test of time, embodying the rich history of the country. Let’s have a look at some!

Somewhere in the Bunkyo Ward of Tokyo University, Hachiko is no longer alone.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Tokyo by making a day trip to these stunning locations in the surrounding prefectures.

Goodbye boring hotels! In Japan, you can stay in capsule hotels, internet cafes and karaoke box, or experience traditional living in a ryokan.

Located on the outskirts of Kyoto, the district of Arashiyama is home to many attractions, including the Sagano Romantic Train, Togetsukyo Bridge and the Bamboo Forest.

Many travellers come to Kyoto to see the Bamboo Forest, but don’t miss the Kimono Forest too! This installation outside Arashiyama Station makes a stunning, uniquely-Kyoto backdrop.

The Tottori Sands is an off the beaten track destination, but well worth checking out for those of you who want a truly unique experience in Japan.

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