Where to Go in Japan

Cutting a dramatic figure over the island and tantalizing people worldwide with the possibility of reaching its summit, Mount Fuji is Japan's most famous geological feature standing majestically at an altitude of 3,776 meters. If your dream holiday includes climbing Mount Fuji, you have several options to choose from. No matter which trail you choose, you’re in for a trip that will challenge, inspire, and reward you with views you’ll never forget and an accomplishment that will last a lifetime.

As one of the most fascinating countries in the world, there is no lack of places to visit in Japan. From the country's delicious cuisine (fresh sushi, anyone?) to the multitude of gorgeous shrines, Japan guarantees travelers experiences of a lifetime. While there are many popular tourist destinations, Japan has more to offer travelers who want to try something a little different. There are hidden gems all over the country (even inside tourist-centric cities like Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka) that are less-visited but just as stunning. If you want a truly unique experience, visit these parts of off the beaten path in Japan to discover the real heart and soul of the country.

Japan is a country like no other, with scenery ranging from the super-modern skyline of Tokyo to the scenic natural vistas of Hokkaido. There are few places you can travel that offer the sheer variety of attractions, mouth-wateringly delicious food, and simple safety that this island nation does. No matter what you’re looking for, you’ll find it here. Spend a week hiking in remote trails, enjoying the bustling neon nightlife, explore the Hogwarts-themed park or visit a Shinto temple. There are so many places to visit in Japan, you’ll be planning to return before you’ve left!