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Oshima, Niijima and Kozushima: 3 Distinct Cultures of Tokyo Far from the City
Fancy sampling what island life has to offer? Take a short trip from Tokyo to experience what to see and do on three of the capital’s beautiful islands.
By Chris Lawson 6 min read
5 National Parks Where You Can Explore Japan’s Great Outdoors
Whether you crave a multi-day outdoor adventure or simply want some natural beauty to restore the senses—Japan's majestic national parks await.
Aogashima: A Natural Paradise, a Part of Tokyo
This Tokyo island’s distance from the city and unique double volcano make it a must-visit destination.
Experience the Coastal Legacy and Natural Heart of Japan’s Kii Peninsula
Uncover coastal villages, misty mountains and the legacy of the "ama"—Japanese female divers with a tradition dating back more than 2,000 years.
Want to Enhance Your Career in Japan? Here’s How to Start
A JETRO initiative seeks to help Japanese companies hire highly skilled foreign professionals.
Discover the Iconic Gorges, Legends and UNESCO World Heritage Temples of Iwate Prefecture
A mere two hours by train from Tokyo, this secluded region of Tohoku feels a world away.
A Visit to Iwate Prefecture Offers Visitors the Perfect Blend of Nature, Culture and History
Experience one of the last hidden gems of Japan traveling through the largest prefecture in Tohoku.
Pivot and Grow Your Career in Japan at ZenMarket
This diverse company in Osaka is seeking globally minded professionals to join its team.
5 Days Exploring Fukushima, Miyagi and Yamagata Prefectures with the JR East Pass
Explore the downfall of samurai, mountain temples, spiral temple and more.
Staying Afloat in Tohoku: 5 Fun Boat Rides
Drift along through Japan's beautiful Tohoku region via one of these boating adventures.
5 Days Exploring Akita, Aomori and Iwate Prefectures with the JR East Pass
Foreign residents of Japan can now travel through Tohoku and beyond at a discounted price previously only available to inbound tourists.
Discover Tohoku with the JR East Pass
Non-native residents of Japan can travel through all of Tohoku and beyond, for a discounted price previously only available to inbound tourists.
