Your adventure in Japan
An enthralling collision of ancient traditions and fast-paced metropolises, Japan offers endless adventures to be had and a rich culture to delve into. Don't miss the neon-lit Tokyo, the cultural capital Kyoto, or Hiroshima, now a symbol of peace and rebirth. Take a trip up into the Japanese Alps to witness the Insta-famous Snow Monkeys or if you prefer to spend your time sun-soaked, head to the islands of Okinawa.
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Our Travel Gurus have ventured far and wide across Japan collecting the best tips and insider knowledge on the destinations you want to visit!
What do you love most about Osaka?
"Without a doubt, its vibrant and energetic atmosphere. The city pulses with life, from its bustling streets and lively markets to its dynamic food scene and welcoming locals."
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
Must-do when in Osaka?
"Sampling street food is a must-do experience. Head to Dotonbori, where you can feast on iconic dishes like takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and kushikatsu."
About Our
Thetravelbugisreal
- Content Creator
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Countries Visited:
27 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Japan
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Dream Destination:
Argentina
- About them:
Weekend getaway or longer escape, I’m constantly on the move exploring new destinations. From bustling cities to tranquil nature spots, I’m on the hunt for my next travel fix alongside the 9-5 grind.
Favourite time of year to visit Japan
"Visiting Japan in late March/early April means you may get lucky enough to see the beautiful pink cherry blossoms. Sakura season is my favourite."
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
@b_adventures1's Top Tips
"There are so many bustling cities to visit across Japan. Try to visit as many as you can. I recommend Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto for your first visit. Trains between each location make them so accessible."
What is your favourite time of day?
"Make sure to explore the streets of Japan at night as they come alive with neon signs."
What are your ‘must-eat’ meals?
"Ramen!! You need to have at least one bowl a day whilst in Japan. Nowhere else in the world makes ramen like it. Then fill up on sushi, tonkatsu, gyozas and okonomiyaki."
About Our
b_adventures1
- Travel Blogger
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Countries Visited:
28 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Japan - Tokyo/Osaka/Kyoto (can’t choose one!)
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Dream Destination:
Korea
- About them:
I am a teacher in the U.K. and spend my holidays travelling around the world. I fell in love with exploring in 2021 and haven’t been able to stop since!
@_lisamward_'s Top Tips
"The best time to arrive at this top tourist attraction in the city is just before sunrise. Avoid the bustling crowds that will emerge later in the day for a more peaceful experience."
What do you love most about Inari Shrine?
"It's something completely unique and awe-inspiring. Walking through the colourful shrines with the rising sun breaking through the trees was the perfect way to start my day!"
Must pack items for Inari Shrine
"Comfortable walking shoes! There are many, many stairs to scale to the top of the trail so flip flops won't cut it."
Benefits of a tour guide for Inari Shrine
"There's an abundance of history to this attraction, as well as a couple of paths less trodden on by tourists, so a guide is brilliant for shedding light on these for a more enriching visit."
Favourite time of year to visit Inari Shrine
"Late autumn - Kyoto is very busy, but late autumn is slightly more manageable, and it makes for a more comfortable walk up all the thousands of stairs."
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_lisamward_
- Travel Blogger
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Countries Visited:
40 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
South Korea
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Dream Destination:
Antarctica
- About them:
I'm a professional travel writer working for various clients, but I also run my own travel blog which centers around traveling within Asia.
@Trvljunky's Top Tips
"Do not rush through Sensō-ji. Spend a morning or afternoon to really take in the scene and mood of the temple."
Aside from being a place of worship, what cultural aspects make this special?
"Kimono culture is on full display at Sensō-ji. This applies to females and males. You can rent a kimono to enjoy the experience as well."
@Trvljunky's Top Tips
"Respect that this is a Buddhist temple. Do not intrude on private worship and pay attention to 'no photo' zones."
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
What do you love most about Sensō-ji?
"While a place of worship, the energy and street scene is to be enjoyed. The road to the temple is lined with small shops to buy local gifts."
About Our
Trvljunky
- Traveller
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Countries Visited:
52 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Kathmandu
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Dream Destination:
Overlanding the Silk Road
- About them:
Native Midwesterner living in South Florida. While not teaching, getting lost in the world is my goal.
What do you love most about Naoshima Island?
"If you love contemporary art and nature, Naoshima Island is the place to go because it combines both beautifully. Moreover, it has gorgeous beaches, which can't hurt! "
@vahineotaku_travels 's Top Tips
"Rent an electric bike or a scooter to have the freedom to stop at any art installation when you want to, because they are scattered all around the island, and buses are not that frequent. "
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
@vahineotaku_travels 's Top Tips
"The tickets to the popular Chichu Art Museum tend to sell out quickly, so I highly recommend booking several weeks before your visit."
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vahineotaku_travels
- Travel Blogger
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Countries Visited:
25 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Japan
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Dream Destination:
Oman
- About them:
Oceanian islander who started "actively" travelling quite late,but after I had a taste of how beautiful and diverse the world is outside of my island, I couldn't stop travelling! Flower & Japan addict
What do you love most about Kamakura?
"Kamakura is a perfect combination of beautiful temples, cool beaches, gorgeous nature and nice cafés only 50 minutes from Tokyo, so you can even plan a day trip there if you are short on time. "
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
@vahineotaku_travels 's Top Tips
"Rent an electric bike to really enjoy Kamakura at your pace and get to lesser-known places, and research which flowers are in bloom the season you visit because their gardens are really next-level!"
Favourite time of year to visit Kamakura
"Kamakura is very famous for its hydrangea garden, so I'd recommend visiting in June when it's hot and the flowers are in full bloom. Then you can enjoy both the flowers and the beaches!"
About Our
vahineotaku_travels
- Travel Blogger
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Countries Visited:
25 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Japan
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Dream Destination:
Oman
- About them:
Oceanian islander who started "actively" travelling quite late,but after I had a taste of how beautiful and diverse the world is outside of my island, I couldn't stop travelling! Flower & Japan addict
What do you love most about Akita?
"From soaking in a rustic hot spring in the mountains to unique festivals, Akita is the place where you can experience real, traditional Japan. There are so many once-in-a-lifetime adventures here!"
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
@shelby.abroad's Top Tips
"A lot of places in rural Japan are spread out, which is not a worry when on a tour but otherwise a car is advised. Most big tourist attractions can be reached by train and/or bus, but a tour or car is the best way to make the most of your time there!"
About Our
shelby.abroad
- Travel Blogger
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Countries Visited:
3 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Osaka, Japan
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Dream Destination:
Greece
- About them:
I've had an incredible time living in Akita, Japan for the past 5 years. I love sharing my experiences in rural Japan and showing that there's more to this country than just Tokyo.
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
@sayakakondo_'s Top Tips
"Renting a car is a great option to travel here as public transportation in some of the Japanese countryside is time-consuming because of the limited bus schedule. "
About Our
sayakakondo_
- Travel Blogger
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Countries Visited:
3 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Japan
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Dream Destination:
Madagascar
- About them:
I'm a travel enthusiast and love exploring new places. The culture, history, and food that I discover fascinate me. Though I've been working full-time, that didn't stop me from traveling!
