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Tired of city life? Try out Japanese rural life for a few days on an active volcano in Kagoshima

Escape Tokyo to harvest mandarins, dig footbaths, or learn how to run an inn.

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New Japanese vending machine at Shinkansen station sells cups of ice on platform

A new way to make your journey on Japan’s fastest trains even cooler.

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Starbucks Japan teams up with Traveler’s Company for new stationery and goods collection

Coffee and travel come together in a new range of exclusives by cult-favourite Japanese stationery brand.

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Kochia calling: Right now is a great off-season season to visit this beautiful Japanese park

Before Hitachi Seaside Park turns red for autumn, it’s got a beautiful summer color to show you too.

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Starbucks Japan to open Shinkansen platform stores at Kyoto and Nagoya stations

New stores add a fresh taste and aroma to high-speed travel on Japan’s busiest bullet train route.

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Aichi city throws year-long 20th birthday bash for giant beckoning cat statue, Hello Kitty invited

The 20th birthday of a local legend calls for collaborations with Hello Kitty, Chubu Centrair International Airport, and 15 local businesses.

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Tokyo’s Haneda Airport airlines announce stricter luggage check-in deadline for domestic flights

JAL and ANA among carriers to start requiring earlier baggage check-in very soon.

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Japan’s favorite popsicles add multilingual packaging to better connect with foreign tourists

Garigari-kun wants to make friends with/be eaten by people from all over the world.

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Starbucks Japan opens new store inside historic seaside quarantine station near Tokyo

Sip on Starbucks in a setting once linked to infectious diseases.

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New service lets Tokyo tourists display their faces on giant screen at Japan’s busiest intersection

Pedestrian crossing outside Shibuya Station to lean even harder into tourist selfie appeal.

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JR releases prediction of peak Shinkansen crowdedness for Japan’s Obon travel season

Suspension of unreserved seat tickets on some bullet train classes means planning ahead is especially important.

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Japan has a maid hotel you can stay in, and it’s now taking reservation applications

“Small manor in the Izu highlands” is getting ready to welcome guests once again.

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Kyoto receives more foreign tourists than ever before, but fewer visitors say they’ll return

Official city survey highlights the issues that left some visitors less than satisfied with their Kyoto experience.

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A roadside hair salon stall in China made us Norway’s Haaland for US$1, and warmed out hearts too

The haircut wasn’t the only great thing we got out of this great-price deal.

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Dance with demons in Kyoto at this Edo-period Japanese Halloween festival

Turning a samurai film set into a monster dance party with J-pop choreography.

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This Japanese train station has a Giant Evangelion Spear of Longinus and lets you ride Eva art trains

The real-world Village-3 deepens its anime connection.

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Japanese Shinkansen becomes an overnight hotel for three nights this summer

Spend the night inside a bullet train from just 5,000 yen.

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Kodama Shinkansen trains on popular Japan route get a whole new look this winter

Beautiful new design pays homage to regions that the bullet train serves, with charming hidden details.

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Tokyo subway installing new ticket gates that don’t accept payment through Suica or other IC cards

New machines at two of Tokyo’s busiest metro stations will require you to pay with a credit card or one-day-pass QR code.

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Which country’s foreign tourists spend the most money per-person in Japan? Hint: Not the U..S. or China

One country’s travelers spend more than double the total average for tourists in Japan, and it’s one the Japanese tourism industry hasn’t paid much attention to.

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