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Sapporo is a compact city that offers the perfect blend of magnificent nature and urban convenience, with an abundance of centrally located ...

Asahikawa is a core city of 340,000 located virtually in the center of Hokkaido. With Daisetsuzan National Park—Japan’s largest—Biei, Furano...

Kushiro is a port city located in eastern Hokkaido facing the Pacific Ocean and enjoying the blessing of the sea, mountains and rich nature....

Aomori’s downtown area and train station are located near the sea, and the city is surrounded by the Hakkoda Mountains, Mutsu Bay and other ...

Morioka unfolds from the base of the magnificent Mt. Iwate, and the Kitakami-gawa, Shizukuishi-gawa and Nakatsu-gawa Rivers trace their leis...

Sendai boasts a wonderful balance of beautiful nature and academic research. The city is the political and economic core of the Tohoku regio...

Akita City is a core city with a population of approximately 300,000. It is located on the Sea of Japan side in the northern Tohoku region a...

Yamagata offers what it calls “Yamagata Hot Spring MICE” at hot spring hotels and inns within the prefecture, which are uniquely Japanese an...

Tsuruoka is located in the middle of the Shonai area on the Sea of Japan side of Yamagata Prefecture, which is a culture zone that features ...

Fukushima City, the capital of Fukushima Prefecture, is the political, economic, and cultural center of the prefecture, nestled in a basi...

Niigata is home to Toki Messe, the largest convention complex on the Sea of Japan coast. With an expansive exhibition space with capacity...

Toyama is easily accessible from inside and outside Japan—the city is roughly the same distance from Japan’s three major cities (Tokyo, Osak...

Known centuries ago as the Kaga domain castle town that produced 150 million kg of rice, Kanazawa contains countless areas that still exh...

The city of Fukui is located in central Fukui Prefecture and offers easy access to all of Japan. The city’s transportation hub, JR Fukui Sta...

Nagano is a resort city enveloped in a rich natural environment and colored by history and culture. As the site for the 1998 Winter Olympic ...

A highland city (Elevation: 600 m) located in the center of the Japanese archipelago, Every year, consistently ranks as one of the easiest p...

Ueda is a core city of 160,000 located in eastern Nagano Prefecture, and was created on March 6, 2006 from the merger of the former city of ...

Mt. Fuji headlines the abundant natural scenery of Fujiyoshida. The city’s unique history, tradition and culture has developed it into the p...

Located virtually in the center of Japan, Gifu City is readily accessible from all major cities throughout the country. Hosting a the World ...

Located virtually in the center of the Japanese archipelago, Takayama is a tourist destination for Japanese people and foreigners. The oppor...

Shizuoka offers gorgeous views of both the highest and lowest points in Japan—Mt. Fuji (a World Heritage site) and Suruga Bay, respectively....

Hamamatsu is located right at the center of Japan, features Shizuoka Prefecture's largest population with around 800,000 people, and is...

Located in the center of Japan and the western part of Aichi Prefecture, Nagoya was created in 1610 when Tokugawa Ieyasu (1543-1616), the fi...

Inuyama is located in the northernmost part of Aichi Prefecture, about 30 minutes by Meitetsu train or 1 hour by car from Nagoya Station. At...

The Iseshima region is home to Ise-Shima National Park, which was the first area to be designated a national park following WWII. It is one ...

With 17 UNESCO World Heritage sites and countless Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines, Kyoto is a prime example of an urban center of Japane...

As a longtime cultural and economic hub of Japan, Osaka has much to offer in terms of traditional and contemporary cultural tourism, from bu...

Located between the Rokko mountain mange and the Seto inland sea, the historical port city of Kobe has been embracing foreign cultures since...

Himeji is located in the southwest part of Hyogo Prefecture, and has long flourished as a crucial transportation hub. Bordered to the north ...

Rich in ideas and technology from Europe, China and Korea via the Silk Road, Nara is a living museum with 1,300 years of art and architectur...

Awaji City is situated in the northern part of Awaji Island and acts as a gateway to Japan's mainland.  The city offers visitors specta...

Otsu is located in the valley between Japan’s largest body of water, Lake Biwa, and the motherland of Japanese Buddhism, Mt.Hiei. Otsu is...

The Izumo region of Shimane Prefecture is said to be the place where the gods of Japan have gathered since ancient times. Situated in the ce...

Okayama City is a stop for all commercially operated trains on the Tokaido-Sanyo Shinkansen line. It is also an important railway hub where ...

Hiroshima is a historical and cultural town with two UNESCO World Heritage sites—the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park (Atomic Bomb Dome) and It...

Shimonoseki is located on the westernmost edge of Honshu and, with a population of 260,000, is the largest city in Yamaguchi Prefecture. The...

Yamaguchi city, located at the center of Yamaguchi prefecture, was once called "Western Kyoto" for its refined culture and prosperity tha...

Located at the mouth of the Yoshino-gawa River, Tokushima has a history as a water-rich castle town, and also functions as a modern metropol...

Takamatsu is a city facing the Seto Inland Sea in Kagawa Prefecture. The city’s warm, dry, calm climate throughout the year makes it an opti...

Known as a city of hot springs, castles and literature— the historical Dogo Hot Spring, the oldest hot spring in Japan; Matsuyama Castle, wi...

Fukuoka has a long history as Japan’s gateway to the rest of Asia and the city has a well-deserved reputation as a major point of cultural e...

Kitakyushu is a transformative city that has overcome many problems in its modern history. The city developed around the heavy chemical indu...

At the heart of Nagasaki City exist various tourist attractions and a resultant, strong economy. Indeed, with Nagasaki's unique terrain and ...

Located in the center of Kyushu, Kumamoto is a city of history and culture with abundant nature. Kumamoto continues to develop as an adminis...

With Beppu and Yufuin heading a long list of hot springs areas, Oita Prefecture is the most popular hot springs region in Japan. The city of...

Blessed with a rich natural environment and a warm climate, equipped with plentiful facilities and experience, and home to people who provid...

Kagoshima City declared a challenge to "zero carbon city Kagoshima" in 2020. It is the city where a town coexists with magnificent nature in...

With an annual mean temperature of 23°C (73.4F) and the only subtropical marine zone in Japan, Okinawa is comfortable from autumn to spring,...