Explore Japan

Okinawa

Okinawa

Ask a mainland Japanese person to describe Okinawa, and they'll heave a sigh before answering… Sunshine, turquoise seas, pristine beaches, lush vegetation, delicious cuisine and welcoming locals… The **Caribbean of Japan** leaves unforgettable memories and stands as a **dream destination for a stay in the Land of the Rising Sun**.

Kyushu

Kyushu, the southernmost of Japon's four main islands, is also the third largest. Covering approximately 36,000 km² and home to over 13 million inhabitants, it comprises 7

The Japanese Alps

Beyond the neon glow of megacities, return to nature in this stunning mountainous region! About 200 km northwest of Tokyo, on Honshu's main island, mountain streams and forests, as well as historic villages and hot spring resorts, await you in the J

Ishikawa

Often mistaken for a city until its capital Kanazawa is mentioned, Ishikawa is an elongated prefecture on the eastern coast of the island of Honshu, between the Sea of Japan and the mountain range near Mount Hakusan.

Hokkaido

Hokkaido

When thinking of Japan, most people conjure images of the high-tech capital Tokyo or Kyoto, the city of a thousand temples. While these two cities certainly deserve their acclaim, there are countless other destinations worth exploring in the Land of the Rising Sun. Are you seeking spectacular hiking landscapes, laid-back beach resorts, or cities rich in history? Discover Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island.

Kansai

Historic heart of Japan spanning imperial Kyoto, merchant Osaka, monastic Nara and the pilgrimage paths of Kumano, best explored over 5 to 7 days minimum.

Kanto and Tokyo

Tokyo and its mosaic of urban villages, Nikko beneath centuries-old cedars, Hakone facing Mount Fuji and zen Kamakura: the Kanto unfolds in concentric circles from the capital.