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.
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
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
Staying at Jozankei Jozankei and a great little town steeped in culture and history located just 50 mins from Sapporo city. Jozankei is a onsen town ( hot springs ) where more that 50 natural hot springs half of them coming straight out of the ground. Hotels and traditional Ryokans (Japanese Inns)… Read More
Kyushu is a vast, nature-filled region in southern Japan brimming with volcanic landscapes, historical sightseeing, and oodles of local cuisine. In this article, we’ll outline a four-day Kyushu itinerary honing in on the cities of Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Kumamoto, and Kagoshima. Read on for a taste of… Read More
Since the Ryukyu Dynasty, when trade flourished, Kumejima has been recognised as "the island of beauty" due to it being the most beautiful island of the Ryukyu Islands. Kumejima, still largely unknown in Australia, finally reveals its full story in Sydney. You will be able to get to know m… Read More
The popularity of Japanese food has been surging worldwide, and Australia is no exception. The reputation of Japanese food as one of the healthiest in the world and its elegance and simplicity has captured numerous fans’ attention across the globe. Many Japanese food producers have been striving to… Read More
You can’t talk about Japan’s natural beauty without mentioning Kyushu, the country’s southwestern mysterious and subtropical island. Home to some of the most awe-inspiring natural sites of the country and sculptured with mountainous terrain, volcanos, therapeutic hot springs with untouched rural la… Read More
The fifth biggest city in Japan (by population) and the biggest in Kyushu, Fukuoka, is a southern mecca of cultural diversity, adventure, and seasonal delights. It's located at the doorstep of Asia, meaning that it's long been a popular destination for international travellers from the Asi… Read More
Well-known and very well-loved by domestic tourists, Beppu is still a mysterious, steaming onsen secret for many international guests. The coastal town is located in Oita Prefecture, which sits on the eastern side of Kyushu, one of Japan's most fascinating and volcanic rich islands. For t… Read More
