Are you a big Japanese anime fan? Do you love Ghibli movies, Naruto, Demon Slayer (kimetsu no yaiba) and the ever cute Pokemon series, but have never visited Japan before? Read up on our golden route sample itinerary, tweaked to suit the interests of Japanese anime fans!

Traveling to Japan is all about joy, thrill, and adventure. But it can also become quite hectic to plan out your trips—especially if you’re visiting your dream destination and have only a limited number of days to explore it.

Kyushu prefecture is a beautiful part of Japan down south. Among the four main islands in Japan, Kyushu is the third largest island. It hosts natural treasures with rich history, culture, modern stuff, and stunning views. You’ll find rough terrains, volcanoes, lively cities, cool hikes, and delicious Kyushu ramen here.

Even though it's called "nine provinces," Kyushu is actually made up of seven prefectures. And guess what? It's like a hot spring heaven, earning the nickname "onsen island." After all, Kyushu is fantastic, but not many tourists visit it much, and that's what makes it so special—it's like a secret heaven waiting for you.

When time is short, you’ve to make every moment count. For that purpose, we’ve prepared a 7-day Kyushu itinerary for you so you can enjoy the best of Kyushu.

Embark on a captivating journey through Aomori, Iwate, and Yamagata, where each day unfolds like a winter fairy tale across snowy landscapes, historic castles, sailing through tranquil gorges, and playing with cute foxes.

Tourism in Japan has increased rapidly in recent years, and the country is accessible to any type of traveler. However, if you’re traveling with a chronic illness, it’s crucial to consider whether or not Japan is travel-friendly for those with health concerns.

The good news is that Japan’s tech-friendly and advanced systems facilitate safe traveling for foreigners with various medical needs. You can even travel to Japan in a wheelchair and enjoy every activity and tourist attraction. But where to begin? What are some of the most important things to bear in mind when traveling to Japan while managing a chronic illness? Not to worry. We’ll guide you through what to know before you go.

Going on a multigenerational trip can be tricky. There is a delicate balance between what sounds like fun for the kids and what might be more enjoyable for older members of the family. But if there is a country where you can have all the fun in the world regardless of your age, it is Japan. There is so much to offer each and every generation.

Spend quality time with your grandchildren by touring amazing places, eating delicious food, and participate in exciting activities like preparing sushi or dressing like a samurai. This is an adventure none of you will ever forget.

Read on to learn some great multigenerational vacation ideas for your next trip to Japan.

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