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Starting March 23, 2026, night bus travelers booked through HIS can add a 3-hour Kaikatsu CLUB prep session to freshen up upon arrival in Tokyo, Nagoya, or Osaka.
From Kitano's European-style houses and Nankinmachi street food to the Meriken Park waterfront and Kobe beef teppanyaki, here are the top things to do in Kobe for overseas travelers.
A travel guide to the best things to do in Sendai — from Sendai Castle ruins and Zuihoden Mausoleum to gyutan beef tongue and zunda shakes. Includes Matsushima day trip, Akiu Onsen, seasonal festivals, and practical tips on access and getting around.
From Tsukiji's seafood skewers to Yanaka Ginza's cat-tail doughnuts, here are six Tokyo neighborhoods where you can graze your way through the city's best street food, plus tips on etiquette and what to eat at each spot.
Everything you need to know about eating sushi in Japan, from the different types and regional styles to etiquette tips, price ranges, and how to find great sushi at every budget.
Matsubaya Furniture Store opens an exhibition featuring live-edge table slabs made from trees sourced within a 50km radius of Nagano City. Each piece comes with a complete story of its origin, from the mountain where it grew to the craftspeople who processed it.
An exhibition and walking event showcasing local charm and history is coming to Yokohama on February 28, 2026. Five groups will offer unique perspectives on exploring the city.
Experience authentic after-work izakaya culture at Kushikatsu Tanaka, Japan's beloved kushikatsu chain. Learn the no double-dipping rule, must-try skewers, and insider tips for the perfect night out!
Hello! This is Hina from the Holiday Travel editorial team! Our office is located in the charming Ningyocho and Suitengu area, where traditional downtown atmosphere blends with modern business life. This area is home to many individually-owned restaurants offering diverse lunch options from Japanese to Western and Chinese cuisine. Today, I'll share our top three favorite lunch spots!
Hello! I'm Hina from the Holiday Travel editorial team! ✨ I live in Asakusa and I'm sharing my favorite tonkatsu restaurant!
Living in Asakusa, I'm excited to share one of my favorite nearby spots that's perfect for a side trip during your Asakusa visit - the charming Yanaka Ginza shopping street!
A comprehensive guide to Asakusa Station covering all 4 railway lines, the best exits for Sensoji Temple, elevator access, and insider tips from a local resident.
A local's guide to Tullys Coffee Hanakawado Sumida Park, one of Asakusa's hidden uncrowded cafes where you can enjoy a relaxing break with beautiful Sumida River views.
Asakusa is a place where Japanese traditions and culture remain strong. One of the most famous temples in the area is Senso-ji. Crowded with many tourists every day, this temple is the perfect place to experience Japanese history and culture. But Asakusa has much more to offer beyond the temple grounds. Here are 10 activities handpicked by our editorial staff who are Asakusa locals.