Sapporo’s biggest draw is its unique combination of an urban stay with an authentic snow holiday. While many ski resorts are in remote mountains, Sapporo allows visitors to base themselves in city hotels while easily accessing multiple ski resorts on day trips. This lets you combine skiing with sho… Read More
During winter, Sapporo hosts a wide variety of enchanting events where snow and light illuminate the city, making it one of Japan’s most celebrated winter destinations. Iconic winter traditions like the Sapporo White Illumination, known as Japan’s first light-up event, the Munich Christmas Mark… Read More
Surrounded by three seas, Hokkaido is renowned for its abundance of fresh seafood. Combined with the region’s thriving dairy and agricultural industries, Sapporo has earned a reputation as the “culinary capital of Hokkaido” and a true “food lover’s paradise”, where fresh local ingredients are broug… Read More
To help you fully experience Sapporo’s appeal, the City of Sapporo and its tourism partners present a curated selection of promotional videos showcasing the city’s seasonal scenery and attractions throughout the year. These videos offer a vivid sense of travel, highlighting Sapporo as a un… Read More
One of Sapporo’s major attractions is its balance of city convenience with easy access to some of Hokkaido’s top sightseeing destinations on day trips. Classic destinations include the historic port town of Otaru, Lake Shikotsu, home to a fantastical ice festival held each winter, as well as Nis… Read More
Despite being Hokkaido’s largest city, Sapporo is remarkably compact, allowing visitors to enjoy nature, gourmet dining, and nightlife without long travel times. In particular, Susukino, one of the largest entertainment districts north of Tokyo and known as one of Japan’s three major entertainment … Read More
Sapporo is the largest city in Hokkaido, where urban convenience, nature, history, and food culture come together. Its grid layout makes navigation straightforward, while major sightseeing spots and shopping precincts are clustered within a compact area, letting even those on shorter stays make the… Read More
You can find a remarkable range of winter experiences in Sapporo, from intensive snow activities to family-friendly snow play, relaxing forest saunas, and laid-back stays in hot springs. Sapporo caters to all kinds of travel styles, ensuring clients’ needs are well met. One of Sapporo’s key stre… Read More
For Australians looking to experience a deeper, more authentic side of Japan, the Aizu Festival in Fukushima Prefecture offers something truly unforgettable — a chance to step directly into the world of the samurai. Held each September in the historic city of Aizu… Read More
For first-time visitors to Japan, deciding where to stay can make or break the entire trip. Osaka alone is home to more than 1,500 hotels and ryokan inns as of 2024, with around 85% of visitors staying within the city area. With so many options available, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed a… Read More
Contents An Overview of the MotoGP™ Grand Prix of Japan What Makes the MotoGP™ Grand Prix of Japan So Special Why You Should Experience the MotoGP™ Grand Prix of Japan Premium Access Upgrades and Tour Packages Beyond the Race: Explore Northern Kanto Easy Access for Internation… Read More
Contents Easy transport tips for first-time visitors to Japan How Japan’s railway ticket gates work Main payment methods Why contactless credit card payment is recommended Kintetsu Railway: Convenient for travelling between Osaka, Kyoto and Nara How to use Tap to Ride … Read More
Fukushima Prefecture is inviting travellers to experience its culture, landscapes and regional traditions through the Fukushima Destination Campaign (DC) — a large-scale tourism initiative that highlights the region’s diverse attractions. The campaign is a collaborative effort between local govern… Read More
For Australians who love Japan, the next great discovery might lie just north of Tokyo. While most travellers flock to Tokyo, Kyoto or Hokkaido, the historic region of Aizu in Fukushima Prefecture offers a very different kind of journey — one where samurai traditions, craftsmanship and regional … Read More
When Australians think of Japan, places like Tokyo, Kyoto and Niseko usually come to mind first. But just beyond the well-known tourist trail lies a region that offers something different — fewer crowds, deeper cultural experiences and spectacular seasonal scenery. Known as the Diamond Route, this… Read More
Contents The Luggage Problem When Travelling Clothing Sharing Service: “Any Wear, Anywhere” Seasonal Rental Outfit Examples What Users Are Saying Pricing Plans How It Works The Luggage Problem When Travelling When planning a trip to Japan, one surprisingly major concern … Read More
Stay, Trek, and Experience Winter in Fukushima Winter in Fukushima reveals a dramatic, quiet beauty—and Numajiri Kogen Lodge Winter Trekking Tour 2025 invites you to experience it firsthand. With accommodation available at Numajiri Kogen Lodge, these guided snow trekking tours let you step straigh… Read More
Knowing the background of a place’s history and culture transforms the travel experience. Even the same destination feels different when its stories and meaning are understood. Ordinary sightseeing becomes a meaningful, unforgettable journey. Read More
The quality of your journey depends greatly on how deeply you understand the places you visit. Simply touring the main sights rarely reveals the rich history and culture behind them. Walking with a high-quality guide, however, brings each scene to life, giving it entirely new meaning. Thoughtful pl… Read More
Everyone enjoys traveling in their own way. Some are moved by World Heritage sites, others are captivated by the serenity of temples and shrines, while some are drawn to the depth of architecture and art. To truly embrace these unique travel styles, having a guide who understands the background of … Read More
