Japan

Kabukichō is one of the liveliest – albeit slightly dodgy – nightlife and entertainment districts in Tokyo, Japan. It’s located in the Shinjuku ward of Tokyo and is well-known as a red light district.

A visit to Universal Studios in Osaka, Japan is really like going to nine different fantasy worlds in one day!

Omoide Yokocho - or Memory Lane as it's called in English – is a small group of alleys filled with around 60 tiny restaurants and bars. It’s also just around the corner from the world’s busiest train station – Shinjuku.

With tourism being the lifeline of many prefectures in the nation, The Japan National Tourism Organization has created a 360° virtual tour of the country, perhaps in a bid to keep interest in the East Asian nation.

When you say ‘wine’ when speaking about Japan, you probably think about sake. Lesser known is that Japan has a bunch of wineries that make good, if not great wines – all against the backdrop of the scenic Japanese Alps.

Formerly known as Tokyo International Airport, when it comes to things to do and see, Haneda Airport is seriously giving Changi Airport in Singapore that’s known to be the best in the world a run for its money!

The formal ceremony where one takes refuge in Buddha and receives the guidelines is called a Jukai. Danjo Garan in Koyasan, Japan is one of the country’s most spiritual-religious complexes.

From skiing to snow festivals, Japan's Hokkaido has numerous winter attractions and highlights.

Japan is home to some of the most beautiful lakes in Asia. With a choice of both developed resorts and remote destinations, you can plan the perfect trip and go home having had a truly complete Japanese experience.

The best way to open yourself up to new and exciting job opportunities is to work on your skillset. Of course, when it comes to working abroad, speaking at least one foreign language is essential.

Time describes it as, “Fire and ice trips – one jaunt that juxtaposes two staggeringly different climates (usually one snowy, one sunny) — offer more variety and experiences than a single trip to one destination might.”

Known in Japanese as onsen, a visit to one of these natural sites is a huge draw for tourists and locals.

The emergence of Asia as the latest cruise hotspot is unsurprising to travellers who’ve already experienced its exotic splendour.

Amazing bars around the world that you should consider visiting for a unique tipple.

There are over 300 castles throughout Japan, but only 12 original-construction castles left that have stood the test of weather, war, and time. Here’s the low-down on them:

Kagura is a traditional Japanese performance that includes dances and music performed as part of a Shinto ritual for native Japanese gods, called Kami.

When the words ‘flowers’ and ‘Japan’ come up, sakura usually come to mind. However, Japan has another flower display to offer. Ashikaga Flower Park is one of a few parks that proudly boasts spectacular displays of wisterias.

Tsuruoka is often described as the ‘hidden Japan’. Its main attractions include three sacred mountains, two mummified living Buddhas, and a massive aquarium listed in the Guinness World Records.

Looming over the Nishiki River in the city of Iwakuni is a historical wooden bridge. Five high arches give it its iconic form and this bridge is at the heart of the city's activities.

With over 37 million inhabitants, Tokyo is one of the most populous cities in the world. Despite that, most tourists love spending their precious time within Japan’s capital city. Here’s where to stay.

I made plans to attend the Fuji Rock Festival and the entire process has been quite the experience in itself. If you’re thinking about doing the same, I’ve broken down my entire process from start to finish.

The world is filled with incredible wonders and unforgettable sights. Here are some of the world’s best otherworldly landscapes that you can’t miss.

Modernity is one of the things that adds to Japan’s appeal. However, if you’re yearning for a more historical atmosphere, head over to Yanaka in Tokyo.

Geishas, contrary to how they’ve been perceived in Western society, are skilful entertainers who make appearances at high-end dinners, auspicious events, and private parties.