Tokyo is a city that can eat up your sightseeing time with transfers, wrong turns, and crowded stations. This 10-hour […]
The most interesting part of this Tokyo tasting is the food itself: tsukudani, seafood simmered and preserved in a sweet-salty
Mount Fuji is the star here, but the best part is seeing it from several very different angles in one
Kamakura gives you Japan in a compact package: Zen temples, samurai politics, seaside views, and a giant bronze Buddha. This
Mount Fuji and Hakone make a fine pair for a private day out from Tokyo. You get the famous mountain,
The most unusual part of this Japanese tea ceremony is the charcoal procedure, when the tea master adds charcoal to
Asakusa’s famous red gate and temple are easy to photograph, but much harder to understand on your own. This two-hour
Nikko gives you an unusually good mix of lavish Tokugawa shrines and mountain scenery in one day. This private 9-hour
Hakone gives you volcanic scenery, mountain air, Lake Ashi, and some of Japan’s best chances to see Mt. Fuji in