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A Recharging Soak and Day Away at a Nature-Kissed Hot Springs by Mt. Takao

Just an easy hop and skip from central Tokyo, Mt. Takao is a premier, Michelin three-star destination. The closest station there, Keio Line Takaosanguchi Station sits beside the ever-popular Keio Takaosan Onsen Gokurakuyu, a hot spring brimming with quintessential Japanese vibes. Make your way to the open-air baths for a view out towards the lush natural landscape of Takao, making it the perfect place to unwind and top off a day of hiking or checking out the sights.
[Izumo Taisha Travel Guide] Highlights, Blessings, How to Pray, and Nearby Spots

Izumo Taisha, enshrined in Izumo-often called the land of the gods. One of Japan’s top spiritual spots, it draws many visitors from Japan and abroad seeking a wide range of blessings. This article covers everything from essentials like its origins and access to highlights, how to pray, and goshuin temple stamps. We’ve put together key tips so even first-time visitors can fully enjoy their visit-read on to the end.
13 Popular Things to Do in Shiretoko: Spectacular Views Shaped by Untouched Nature

Shiretoko, known for its untouched nature and rare wildlife, was designated a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site in 2005. Along with beautiful and mysterious scenery, it also offers plenty of attractions such as local food and hot springs. This article introduces must-visit spots in Shiretoko along with useful travel information. Use it as your guide, and even if it’s your first trip to Shiretoko, you’ll be able to fully experience its appeal. Be sure to read to the end.
Kusatsu Onsen Travel Guide: One of Japan’s Three Legendary Hot Springs: Enjoy Onsen Culture and Local Food

One of Japan’s Three Legendary Hot Springs, “Kusatsu Onsen,” is a historic hot spring town long loved by shoguns and other notable figures. It’s so famous for its healing properties that there’s even a saying, “There’s no illness it can’t cure-except lovesickness,” earning it the reputation of “Japan’s finest hot spring.” What makes “Kusatsu Onsen” special is that you can experience “healing” by soaking in the baths, “fun” by discovering traditional culture, and the “joy” of local specialty food-all in one trip. In this article, we’ll introduce the charms of “Kusatsu Onsen,” focusing on recommended spots so even first-time visitors can enjoy it.
Savor the famed and local Fukuoka “motsunabe” hot pot at go-to spot, Hakata Motsunabe Oyama

Motsunabe is a local hot pot dish that hails from Fukuoka, made with hot simmered beef or pork offal. Even with high acclaim across Japan, there’s nothing like going for a local taste of this regional specialty in its hometown. Hakata Motsunabe Oyama is the shop name known and loved in Fukuoka, waiting for your next trip with a bursting bowl of authentic flavor.
Stunning Views, Great Food, and Okinawan Culture: 10 Must-Visit Spots in Nago

Nago City in Okinawa is known for its crystal-clear waters and lush forests where mountains and dense greenery thrive. The city offers plenty of sightseeing spots, outdoor activities, and resort hotels where you can enjoy Okinawa’s beautiful nature. Another highlight is the townscape, where Okinawa’s unique culture remains strong. In this article, we’ll introduce what makes Nago special, along with popular attractions, local eats, and resort hotels. Use this guide to make the most of Nago, a destination full of charm and character.
Discover Scenery and Culture Unlike Honshu! 21 Popular Tourist Spots in Shikoku

Shikoku is an island region made up of four prefectures, floating southwest of Honshu. Surrounded by the sea and rich in mountains, it offers a wide variety of spectacular scenery. It also features historically valuable castles and traditional culture, giving visitors a chance to experience a side of Japan that feels a little different from Honshu. This article introduces popular tourist spots in each of Shikoku’s four prefectures: Tokushima, Kagawa, Ehime, and Kochi. Use it as a guide to explore these destinations and enjoy Shikoku in many different ways.
8 Station Bentos Worth Coming to Japan

Ekiben - or station bento - adds color to train journeys. Packed with local specialties from every corner of Japan, these station bentos are truly a microcosm of each region’s culture and history. In this article, we introduce exquisite station bentos that have earned the reputation of “you’ll regret not trying them,” according to Mr. Kan Sakurai, a railway journalist who has covered railways domestically and internationally, and a station bento enthusiast who has consumed over 6,000 of these meals.
This is Your Guide to Stress-Free Travel from New Chitose Airport to Niseko!

If you’re planning a trip to Niseko, you might be wondering the best way to get there from New Chitose Airport. But don’t worry-this guide will help you find the perfect travel option to suit your itinerary.
[Ikaho Onsen Travel Guide] Enjoy Two Types of Hot Spring Waters and the Charm of a Traditional Onsen Town

Ikaho Onsen has been loved for so long that it even appears in the Manyoshu, Japan’s oldest poetry anthology, and was also cherished by many literary figures. One of its biggest attractions is the two types of hot spring waters that well up here, offering relaxation through their various therapeutic benefits. Another appeal is its easy access from central Tokyo and other nearby areas in the Kanto region. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the charms and highlights of Ikaho Onsen.
[By Area] 11 Recommended Places in Osaka for a Delicious Breakfast

Since it is not common for Japanese people to eat breakfast out, there are surprisingly few restaurants open early in the morning aside from chain establishments. That can make it hard to find a good breakfast if you are staying at a hotel or ryokan without meals, and you may not know where to go. That is why this guide introduces great places to enjoy a delicious breakfast in Osaka, area by area.
Enjoy Delicious Japanese Breakfast from the Morning! 11 Restaurants You Should Visit for Breakfast in Tokyo

Japanese people generally do not have a habit of eating breakfast out, and usually eat at home instead. For that reason, there are not many places open during breakfast hours. If your accommodation plan includes breakfast, that is ideal, but if not, you may wonder where to eat breakfast. Here are some great places in Tokyo where you can enjoy a delicious morning meal.
Find the Best Way to Travel for Your Needs! A Transportation Guide from Narita Airport to Tokyo

Some travelers may be wondering how to get from Narita Airport to Tokyo and which option is the best. This article introduces access from Narita Airport to Tokyo’s major stations by train, bus, and taxi, along with the pros and cons of each. It is put together so that even first-time visitors to Japan and Narita Airport can reach their destination with peace of mind, so be sure to read to the end.
Season-ready goods and hacks at AEON, the long-loved superstore in Japan! 〜Autumn Edition〜

Look far and wide across Japan to find AEON, the trusty superstore chain with 350+ locations. With anything from groceries and apparel to cosmetics, daily drugstore needs and more, a stop inside means wall-to-wall solutions to get you geared and ready for any of all four seasons in Japan. With autumn just around the corner, here’s a handy breakdown to keep an eye out for this year.
[Nyuto Onsenkyo Travel Guide] Enjoy a Special Experience in Japan’s Timeless Rural Landscape

Nyuto Onsenkyo is a hidden hot spring retreat on the border of Akita and Iwate prefectures. Beloved by hot spring fans, it offers seven different baths in one hot spring village, each with its own unique source and benefits. Another highlight is being able to soak while enjoying the nostalgic atmosphere of a traditional mountain village, surrounded by deep green forests and waterfalls. This article introduces the charms of Nyuto Onsenkyo, how to enjoy it, and popular restaurants nearby. Use this guide to fully experience the deep appeal of Nyuto Onsenkyo.

GOOD LUCK TRIP's Articles Page 61/101

A Recharging Soak and Day Away at a Nature-Kissed Hot Springs by Mt. Takao

[Izumo Taisha Travel Guide] Highlights, Blessings, How to Pray, and Nearby Spots

13 Popular Things to Do in Shiretoko: Spectacular Views Shaped by Untouched Nature

Kusatsu Onsen Travel Guide: One of Japan’s Three Legendary Hot Springs: Enjoy Onsen Culture and Local Food

Savor the famed and local Fukuoka “motsunabe” hot pot at go-to spot, Hakata Motsunabe Oyama

Stunning Views, Great Food, and Okinawan Culture: 10 Must-Visit Spots in Nago

Discover Scenery and Culture Unlike Honshu! 21 Popular Tourist Spots in Shikoku

8 Station Bentos Worth Coming to Japan

This is Your Guide to Stress-Free Travel from New Chitose Airport to Niseko!

[Ikaho Onsen Travel Guide] Enjoy Two Types of Hot Spring Waters and the Charm of a Traditional Onsen Town

[By Area] 11 Recommended Places in Osaka for a Delicious Breakfast

Enjoy Delicious Japanese Breakfast from the Morning! 11 Restaurants You Should Visit for Breakfast in Tokyo

Find the Best Way to Travel for Your Needs! A Transportation Guide from Narita Airport to Tokyo

Season-ready goods and hacks at AEON, the long-loved superstore in Japan! 〜Autumn Edition〜

[Nyuto Onsenkyo Travel Guide] Enjoy a Special Experience in Japan’s Timeless Rural Landscape