Japan travel (Page 4)
Gyarados, Psyduck, and Vaporeon all needed repairs just weeks after the Pokémon footbath opened.
30 years after the releases of Pokémon Red, Green, and Blue, travelers in Japan can ride on the Red, Green, and Blue Pokémon Jets.
As of this month, exploring off the beaten path in Kyushu can save you a whole lot of cash.
Why fight the landlubbers on shore for a decent view when you can take to the waters of Lake Ashi for a crowd-free festival?
The bathing pass deal is a dream come true for anyone who likes going hot springs hopping.
Noto Satoyama Pokémon With You Airport wants to help bring travelers to a part of Japan that could use more visitors.
If you’re looking to start your Mt. Fuji hike as early as possible without having to spend the night, here’s how.
There’s actually a good reason for a train to quickly get people between the Tokyo area’s two airports.
Usually impossible for travelers to ride, Doctor Yellow is no ordinary bullet train, and it won’t be around much longer.
Late-night high-speed service allows passengers to travel while they sleep, making better use of time and cutting hotel costs.
Adorable new ashiyu destination has no Pokémon battles, but injuries to the creatures are still occurring.
First increase to visa fees in nearly 50 years will affect some arriving foreigners more than others.
Pikachu and pals make a compelling reason to skip the bullet train while traveling in Japan over the next few months.







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