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.
To attract inbound tourists and expand trade of local products, Masao Uchibori, Governor of Fukushima Prefecture, visited Sydney and Canberra, Australia, from May 22 to 27, 2025. This marked the first time a governor of Fukushima has visited Australia. Fukushima Prefecture has designated Australia… Read More
The Australian Sake Festival is returning to Sydney in 2025 — and this year’s event will be the biggest yet. Taking place at Carriageworks in Eveleigh on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 September, the festival will feature over 100 booths, the highest number to date, bringing together a dynamic showcase … Read More
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… Read More
Hokkaido is well known for its winter skiing, but there is also a lot more on offer on this serene snow-covered island. This article takes you through our recent three day excursion to discover Hokkaido’s array of interesting cultural activities including a deep dive into the history of indigenous … Read More
This campaign ended as of February 28, 2023.Giveaway prize winner is Joshua Durbin. Congratulations! Ehime Prefecture, located on the island of Shikoku, is world-famous for its historical townscapes like the legendary Dogo Onsen, scrumptious seafood and citrus fruit, and amaz… Read More
PR by Japan Rice and Rice Industry Export Promotion Association Toward 2023, many things are getting back to normal. Social distancing and lockdowns feel like a thing of the past. You might even be thinking about travelling abroad as COVID-19 restrictions are over. And for… Read More
Handed down through countless generations, Fukushima Prefecture has a plethora of unique cultures nurtured by the history and climate of each region. Akabeko Painting Experience Akabeko is a traditional folk craft first made by Gamo Uj… Read More
Fukushima Prefecture is one of Japan’s premier “powder snow” havens, with plenty of ski resorts flaunting fluffy snow perfect for skiing and more. Why Fukushima for Winter Sports and Snow Activities? Being the 3rd largest prefecture in Japan… Read More
11 March 2011 saw Fukushima hit by the unprecedented triple disaster of an earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear incident. In the years since, Fukushima has strived towards revival while undertaking new efforts to build a more sustainable future through the harsh lessons learnt. The unique expe… Read More
Blessed by vast mountains, lakes, and ocean, Fukushima is a treasure trove of produce. Each of the regions of Nakadori, Hamadori, and Aizu have their own distinctive ingredients and cooking styles, yielding a delightful collection of tantalising local meals. Nurtured by the rich environmen… Read More
Welcome to Fukushima’s travel trade website for travel professionals. This platform features news, resources, webinars and an up-to-date information about Fukushima. The site also features suggested itineraries and our point of contact details as Australia’s official Fukush… Read More
Fukushima is one of Japan’s samurai heartlands, and the “bushido” spirit still lingers in the souls of locals even today. There are dozens of landmarks illustrating this history, including Ouchi-juku, a post-town that accommodated the daimyo of the Aizu Domain during the Edo period; Tsurug… Read More
