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.
The Australian Sake Festival is coming back to Melbourne in 2025. This year’s event will take place at a new venue, the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), bringing a fresh and exciting experience for sake lovers and newcomers alike. https://sake-festival.com.au/ Across two day… Read More
If you’re looking for a fresh destination to base your next Japan skiing holiday, check out the AIZU SKI/FUKUSHIMA, JAPAN booth at the Snow Travel Expo Sydney on Sunday, May 25. Read on to learn more about Aizu, an under-appreciated skier’s paradise! Aizu, Fukushima - Japan’s Secret Winter Wonderl… Read More
Planning your next school holiday trip? It’s the perfect season for longer overseas travel—whether it’s with a multi-generational family or a group of family friends. Japan remains a top destination, but finding a spacious and comfortable hotel can be challenging, as many Japanese hotel rooms te… Read More
The MotoGP™ (FIM Grand Prix World Championship) is the world’s premier motorcycle racing series, and the 2025 season promises to be the biggest yet! With 22 circuits across 18 countries and the world’s top 22 riders, the action is set to be more thrilling than ever. 2025 FIM MotoGP™ World Cham… Read More
Aizu, a region renowned for its pristine nature and rich history, has launched a new website, DISCOVER AIZU, dedicated to providing comprehensive information for winter sports enthusiasts. In collaboration with Bandai Town, Kitashiobara Village, and the historic city of Aizu-Wakamatsu, DISCOVER … Read More
About 6 reasons why you want to stay Room types Hotel locations Pokémon Room Customer reviews Stay at APARTMENT HOTEL MIMARU to experience the 'real' Japan … Read More
√ Two interconnected resorts famous for deep 'Madapow' √ Amazing tree runs, natural bowls, jumps and half-pipe √ Ski-in, ski-out accommodation with delicious local dining Madarao Kogen is an all-season alpine resort in the far north of … Read More
This traditional ski resort reigns supreme in Japan The historic hot spring town of Zao Onsen lies within the Zao Mountain Range, an impressive cluster of stratovolcanoes 40 minutes from Yamagata City. Legend has it that a wounded warrior stumbled upon the first spring-head in the area aft… Read More
For hungry riders on a raw powder diet Tokachidake is nature in the Hokkaido Powder Belt 'as is'. There are no lifts, no groomed runs, and no crowds; just pure powder to be enjoyed. The area consists of Tokachidake, a 2,077-metre volcano, and Tokachidake Onsen, a hot spring village dotted … Read More
The neighbouring town to the snow monkey park, full of charm and tradition Shibu Onsen is a quaint hot spring town in Nagano Prefecture that opens up behind a curtain of steam, revealing traditions and architecture of years passed, still standing tall an… Read More
Shiga Kogen is a popular ski destination featuring 18 ski resorts, and the Shiga Kogen Central Ski Area is made up of 13 of those resorts. This area is the closest to Shibu Onsen and Yudanaka Onsen as well as the popular Snow Monkey Park, and it’s the gateway to Shiga Kog… Read More
At both of Tomikawa Seimenjo’s locations, all dishes are made without the use of artificial flavours, sourcing local ingredients and applying years of knowledge to create some truly scrumptious and yet satisfying dishes. They use only noodles made in-hou… Read More
In the heart of Hokkaido, you’ll find a luxurious hot spring resort in the middle of the Tokachidake mountain range overlooking the Furano Basin. Located 1,200m above sea level, you can bask in the serene nature of the mountains at the Kamihiro Inn. The view from the reso… Read More
