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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.
By Vicki L. Beyer 9 min read
Discover Tohoku with the New JR East Pass
Non-native residents of Japan can now travel through all of Tohoku and beyond, for a discounted price previously only available to inbound tourists.
My First Trip to Tohoku: Why It Belongs on Your Post-Pandemic Travel List
From locally sourced food to spiritual healing and incredible scenic views, traveling from coast to coast in Tohoku is an experience you shouldn’t miss.
Truth by the Barrel: In Search of Kobe’s Finest Sake
A look into Nada Gogo’s centuries-old rustic wood warehouses that have turned into museums, shops and restaurants to tell the public the whole story of sake making.
Explore Kyushu with the Island’s Ultimate Train Ticket Deal
Get the budget-friendly JR Kyushu Rail Pass and travel Japan’s scenic third island in comfort.
Advance Your Career with a Business Degree from Doshisha University
Take advantage of a unique learning environment with this Global MBA Program in Kyoto.
Matsumoto City: Discover The Historical ‘Mitsuboshi Kaidou’
This traditional city in the wild mountains of Nagano is a must-visit for foreigners looking for the consummate Japanese experience.
Kanazawa City: A Star on Japan’s Historical ‘Mitsuboshi Kaidou’
Uncover the remnants of samurai, geisha and traditional crafts from the past.
Recruiters at Apex Thrive Under Any Circumstance
One of Japan’s top recruitment agencies is seeking professionals to join its award-winning team.
A Grand Tour of the Mitsuboshi Kaidou, Japan’s ‘Three-Star Road’
The Mitsuboshi Kaidou is a well kept secret packed full of scenic spots and experiences surrounded by traditional Japanese culture.
Immerse Your Family in a Short-Term Rural Japanese Language Experience
Spend two weeks together as a family learning Japanese and exploring life in the countryside with Akita Inaka School.
Stroll Through Time to the Historic Edo Period in Takehara City
Explore Hiroshima’s ‘Little Kyoto’ while enjoying its handmade crafts, local noodles, sake heritage and traditional family homes and warehouses.
