Yokohama isn't the capital city of Japan, but it is the country's second largest city. Right next door to Tokyo, it's Yokohama that first saw Western encroachment on Japan's sakoku (closed borders) policy. For that reason, there's a whole lot of history to learn about here.…
Sapporo is one of Japan's coolest cities. The capital of the northernmost island region of Hokkaido, Sapporo has a fairly recent history, and is famous for its annual snow and ice festival which sees millions of visitors coming to admire the sculptures and light shows. There's…
Welcome to Tokyo! A huge city of international travel, trade, and commerce, Tokyo is a vacation destination for many and a transit stop for many more. Haneda Airport is one of the two main international airports servicing the Tokyo area, and it also happens to be…
Osaka is a massive mega-city that can not be summed up in just a few words. On one side you will find historic castles, traditional bars, and rich culture on its streets. On the other side, Osaka is lit with glaring neon lights, decorated with zany…
Geishas floating through the back alleys, intricate temples, and ornate palaces. Kyoto has been the seat of power for the Emperor of Japan for centuries. From the thousands of red tori gates to the towering bamboo forest, Kyoto is a truly a romantic Japanese city. To…