Tailor-made Japan Travel Packages for Families, Couples & Groups
When people think of Kyoto, a familiar set of images often comes to mind: vermilion torii gates, moss-covered temple gardens, and streets lined with wooden townhouses frozen in time. These places are undeniably beautiful—but they are also the Kyoto most visitors already know. Yet beyond …
Spring in Kansai is a season defined by cherry blossoms. As soft pink petals begin to bloom, temples, castles, riversides, and mountain villages across western Japan transform into some of the country’s most poetic landscapes. Compared to Tokyo, Kansai offers a wider variety of sakura …
Shiga Prefecture rarely appears at the top of travel rankings, yet it consistently ranks high in quality-of-life surveys within Japan. This contrast reveals something essential about the region: Shiga is not built to impress at first glance, but to support everyday living in a sustainable …
In the first article of this series, we explored how Gunma Prefecture became the historical heart of Japan’s sericulture culture. In this second installment, we move closer—inside the farmhouse, into the rearing rooms, and alongside the people whose daily lives revolved around the fragile yet …
Have you ever experienced a skywalk at 460 meters above the ground?Now, the top of Taipei 101 is offering visitors an exhilarating opportunity to walk above the clouds! Unlike the traditional 89th-floor observatory, Skyline 460 features a 360° outdoor viewing platform at Taiwan’s highest point, …
“Taiwan Sanpo” × “Jatravi” AIR PLANNING Co., Ltd. (Head Office: 2F BIZMARKS Kojimachi, 1-3-6 Hirakawacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) is pleased to announce the launch of a new joint travel project with Asia Tourist Co., Ltd. (Head Office: 6F Wisem Building, 3-3-8 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo), a company …
When people hear about silk in Japan, they often think of luxury kimono or the UNESCO-listed Tomioka Silk Mill. Yet for the people of Gunma, silk was never just an industry or a symbol of modernization—it was once a way of life woven into the …
Onsen therapy is not a single experience—it is a personal journey shaped by the body, the mind, and the environment. In Japan, locals rarely choose hot spring destinations at random. Instead, they consider who the journey is for, what the body needs, and how much …
In Japan, onsen therapy is often misunderstood as a luxury experience reserved for travelers or retirees. In reality, many Japanese people still practice onsen therapy (湯治・Toji) quietly and regularly—not as a special occasion, but as a practical way to reset the body and mind. This …
Rediscovering Onsen as a Form of Therapy For many travelers, Japanese onsen are synonymous with relaxation: steaming outdoor baths, wooden ryokan, and snow or autumn leaves drifting quietly in the background. But beneath this serene image lies a much deeper cultural practice. In Japan, onsen …