See a Different Side of Niseko on Two Wheels

Soak up summer in Japan’s most well-loved ski town with a tour of scenic marshlands, verdant farmlands, and delicious local produce.

Checking In: Hoshinoya Tokyo

Nestled in the heart of Tokyo's financial district, this 84-room ryokan-style hotel invites guests to slow down their footsteps and embrace ...

Your Guide to Tokyo DisneySea’s Newest Attractions

This summer, take a wild ride on Soaring: Fantastic Flight and dance till the dawn with new stage show Song of Mirage.

An Idyllic Sojourn in Japan’s Ishikawa Prefecture

Bucolic landscapes, sublime seafood, and age-old craft traditions combine to make this lesser-known region of Japan one of the country’s m...

From Kyoto with Love: What Not to Do in the City

Kyoto has partnered up with TripAdvisor to release some of the city's important dos and don'ts for travelers.

In the Footsteps of Samurai

Walking an ancient highway between Kyoto and Tokyo, rural rhythms mingle with echoes of a feudal past.

Niseko, On and Off the Slopes

Although famed for its powder, Japanese ski resort Niseko has character aplenty off the slopes as well.

An Ode to Tokyo’s Iconic Okura

The days are numbered for this landmark hotel, where echoes of 1960s glamor have long resided.

The Story of Sake in Photos

A new book provides a rare glimpse into the artisanal world of Japan’s national drink.