Mie Prefecture’s Suzuka is the home of Japan’s most famous racetrack, but there’s more than cars to get excited about.
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Motorsports, hot springs, huge ramen, and an amusement park: All reasons to visit Suzuka Circuit
Rise and shine for this spread of delicious regional specialties and locally grown vegetables that’s offered to hotel guests and non-guests alike.
Just because Kyoto is always a popular place to visit doesn’t mean it always has to be expensive.
Taste the clouds on your tongue and float away to a better place in the heart of the capital.
Lookalike uniforms imitate schools across the nation, from Tokyo to Kyushu.
The brand-new Hotel Zen Tokyo broadens our consciousness of what’s possible in a micro hotel.
We step inside the huge new complex and bring you a walkthrough of every floor before it opens to the public.
Roppongi hotel uses two kinds of beef, gold powder in ludicrously luxurious, massively mouthwatering burger.
“Anti-luxurious, anti-cheap” hotel offers stylish, comfortable homes-away-from-homes in the heart of Japan’s capital.
Welcome to a dreamworld where you can stay up all night reading manga on a bed inside a bookshelf.
Hotel operators say the ancient capital’s beautiful temples have a newfound image as congested and inconvenient.
Starkly striking wabi-sabi sensibilities are the perfect match for this micro-hotel in the heart of Tokyo.
Sweetly suggestive cleaning staff takes good care of Japanese traveler’s anime goods in New York hotel.
Satisfyingly sexy sushi room has foreign travelers writing thank-you letters to the staff.