Let’s live with farmers from the Hiroura Rural Experience Promotion Association in Ibaraki Town!

Ibaraki Prefecture is easy to reach from Haneda Airport or Narita Airport. It takes about 90 minutes to go by car from Tokyo to central Ibaraki, which is very close. Because Ibaraki Prefecture is very close to Tokyo, tourists can enjoy both the bustling urban beauty and the pristine nature of Ibaraki. They can easily combine the Golden Route and create a new journey. Please refer to the attractive places in Ibaraki below.

The Japanese are known for their expertise in various fields, and their example sets a high bar for the rest of us. From the health benefits of shinrin-yoku to the stress-relieving practice of visiting an onsen, these are seven things about Japan from which the world can learn.

For a small country, Japan plays host to some strikingly diverse landscapes, ranging from towering mountains and rolling hills to flat farmlands and palm tree-fringed beaches.

There’s nothing quite like bathing in the mineral-rich waters of an onsen when in Japan. For generations, people have flocked to these ancient hot springs to rejuvenate mind, body and spirit. One place in particular, Wakayama Prefecture, is a nature-lover's dream, and is an unspoilt place to try out one of the country’s best-loved pastimes.

Often referred to as the world's busiest crosswalk, thousands of pedestrians scramble across Tokyo's Shibuya Crossing daily.

Japan's autumn is known for the autumn tints as the leaves of various trees change colors to red in late autumn, reaching their peak between October and November.

When it comes to eating in Japan, the options are truly endless; from sushi to soba, we definitely were able to eat to our heart's content. Here are 7 must eat foods in Osaka and Kyoto.

For more than one thousand years, Kyoto served as the capital of Japan. It may not be the largest city in the nation, but it is one of the most historic.

Defying every stereotype commonly related to the Land of Rising Sun, the bright and boisterous city of Osaka beats to its own unique rhythms. Osaka’s distinctive personality is immediately apparent the moment a visitor arrives in the city.

The thriving metropolitan heart of Japan, Tokyo is famous for its stunning population density, technological marvels and quirky urban street fashions. Hanoi, Vietnam is a city best experienced by getting lost along cobbled back lanes filled with street vendors before taking a mad-cap scooter ride to the Old Quarter for dinner.

While visiting bustling cities is one way to travel, small towns can offer a more relaxed feel and a charm that can't be paralleled.

Anyone who’s ever eaten sushi, read manga, or sipped sake may feel they know something about this slinky archipelago of some 6800 volcanic islands. And yet, from the moment of arrival in Japan, it’s almost as if you’ve touched down on another planet.

Springtime is beautiful, with its big blue skies and flowers in bloom, so there may be no better time to travel. If you’re thinking about getting away, here are our editors’ picks of the best places to go in spring.

Japan is home to roughly 600 ski and snowboard resort and some of the world's heaviest snowfalls, making it an increasingly popular spot for winter enthusiasts.

Castles in Japan may not fit the Western concept of an ancient citadel, but although they look completely different than castles in Europe, they were built for much the same reasons.

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