We like to see Australians enjoying all that Japan has to offer. We're passionate about supporting exchange with Japan not only through travel, but also by welcoming Japanese culture into our lifestyles at here at home in Australia, which is what G'Day Japan! is all about.
Located in the southern part of Japan’s Tohoku region, Aizu is easily accessible from Tokyo, Sendai and Niigata, making it the perfect winter getaway. Renowned for its stunning natural environment, samurai culture, and local food and sake, Aizu offers more than just exceptional skiing—it’s a comple… Read More
On Sunday, November 16, 2025, Tsuruga Castle in Aizu-Wakamatsu will host the Samurai Festival, a one-day event celebrating the rich cultural heritage and samurai spirit of the region. Local groups and performers from Aizu will gather to showcase the area’s traditions in food, crafts, and performing… Read More
Step into the world of Van Gogh: an immersive journey through colour, emotion, and genius. Fukushima proudly announces the Great Van Gogh Exhibition, showcasing masterpieces by Vincent van Gogh, touring Kobe, Fukushima, and Tokyo starting in September 2025. The exhibition presents a rare opportu… Read More
Yayoi Ken, Ippudo, and Sushi Train have teamed up with All Nippon Airways (ANA) and the Travel Contents to offer a luxurious campaign prize: a return airfare from Sydney to Japan and other exciting travel experiences. To enter, simply visit one of the partici… Read More
When you visit Japan, you'll definitely want to try Japanese food and sake along with the culture. This journey embarks from western Japan, with Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya as key cities, and guiding travellers through renowned sake-producing regions. These aren't your average trains. With their di… Read More
COVID-19 - The virus that has rapidly spread into a global pandemic. To slow the spread of the coronavirus to save lives, the Australian government has announced restrictions for travelling and public gathering, resulting in the cancellation of events, lockdown and even border shutdown. As winter i… Read More
Where are you now? Majority of the answers now would be 'home.' Since social distancing started, home is literally the only place we know. Your day passes in the same rooms; and it doesn’t matter whether you are eating, studying, working or hanging out with your family members or friends online, it… Read More
Feeling bored from being home all the time due to the current pandemic? Yes -- I understand we are all feeling frustrated from the travel ban. Until it's lifted, we can start planning and booking our next trip to JAPAN (especially for those who have travelling as their hobbies... ugh). Well, it's n… Read More
Due to the unprecedented circumstances of COVID-19, the Australian government has advised restaurants to stop providing eat-in services to reduce the chances of infection. It is truly disappointing to not be able to enjoy dining at a restaurant for the time being. But don’t fret, lots of J… Read More
Staying at home and self isolating is the best way to combat the current pandemic. It is also a great opportunity to learn something new and keep yourself occupied, such as teaching yourself Japanese! With an abundance of resources available online, it has never been easier! From the comfort of you… Read More
Thank you always for visiting G’Day Japan! We have a social gathering at Tokyo DisneySea in Japan. Anyone who could join this gathering, just fill in the application form below and apply!! Be the first one to apply as applicants are limited. We are looking … Read More
Just a couple of hours outside of Tokyo, a village rich in snow, beautiful scenery and traditional culture awaits you. This village is known as Katashina Village and it’s located in Gunma Prefecture. It’s hard to believe that though it’s just outside of the ‘big city’, Katashina Village st… Read More
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Lovers of Japanese powder snow do not need to travel far from Tokyo. In fact, only two hours away from Japan’s capital metropolis lies mountainous Gunma Prefecture. Located north of Tokyo, Gunma is a mountainous province do… Read More
