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Tokyo or Kyoto: Which to Visit First?
With two radically different personalities combined into one nation, Japan attracts tourists. Tokyo, on the one hand, is a vibrant, fast-paced metropolis with neon lights, tall skyscrapers, and ...
Kyoto needs little introduction: picture glimpsing a geisha disappearing down a narrow alley; the stillness of a stone garden ...
Is it just us or does it feel like a lot of people have visited Japan recently? Or at least, have it on their bucket list? There’s a reason for that. According to figures from Japan’s National Tourism ...
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Planning a Japan trip? Go at this time
Japan is a country shaped by seasons and traditions. Each time of year offers a distinct set of experiences that influence ...
Japan has long enchanted travellers with its gilded temples, bubbling hot springs and frenetic, neon-lit cities; less so with its reputation for being prohibitively expensive. However, the latter ...
As overtourism strains Japan’s major cities, Gifu Prefecture offers travelers a slower, more intimate way to experience the ...
The map below shows the location of Kyoto and Tokyo. The blue line represents the straight line joining these two place. The distance shown is the straight line or the air travel distance between ...
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