The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Wolf deities, whisky, and hot springs await.
The park is renowned for its approximately 1,000 cherry trees that bloom in spring and a stunning carpet of baby blue eyes come early summer.
You've seen cherry blossoms in the daytime; now see them shine at night.
Step aside, cherry blossom: the humble plum is here.
Why not spend a day exploring the (semi) wilds of one of Tokyo’s best-loved mountains?
Take a little break from the city.
The capital puts on quite a show — don't miss it!
All the views, without any of the hassle.
Stroll across gorges, sip on sake, stay at a ryokan, and simply relax.
Blooming marvellous spots.
Find your balance in the bays and waterways.
For those who'd rather see Fuji-san, than stand on top of it.
Riverside BBQ, rafting, sake breweries and more — all an easy day trip away.
From views of hell to beaches and a Buddha you can get inside, these are worth a look.
River rafting, cozy cafés, hot springs — and more, just 90 minutes from Shinjuku.
Full guide to the routes, rules, packing, sleeping — and sunrise.
Take your pick from lakes, rivers — and the bay itself.
Olympic slopes just a few hours from Tokyo—some of them open till May!
Take a ride to experience the best of the season.
Add this easy trip to your travel plans.
With 18 ski resorts and access to the famous Jigokudani Monkey Park, this is a worthwhile winter destination.