Japan’s southernmost main island, Kyushu, is a land deeply connected to nature. Known for its volcanic terrain, lush forests, ...

Each year between mid-November and April, winter sports fans from around the world flock to Japan for the country’s renowned ...

Don’t expect raucous party scenes or over-the-top après-ski. In Japan, it’s all about the snow. Here’s a primer on where to ...

It is a hot spring, or an "onsen" resort in Hyogo Prefecture. About 100 "ryokan" or traditional Japanese inns line a 1-kilometer street, which are visited by 1 million tourists a year. The way to ...

Private onsen baths, drawn from natural hot springs, are found in the upper-tier rooms; communal facilities are available on-site as well. Save time for a traditional dance-drama theatrical ...

Tohoku whispers promises of ancient forests, timeless onsen towns ... artisans crafting exquisite Nambu Cast Ironware, traditional toys, Japanese sweets and other crafts. Don't miss the ...

When traveling to Japan, a key experience can be an onsen. The country has thousands of hot springs with traditional inns and bathing facilities located on them. More than 3,000 such inns exist ...