Japan
Japan is a country of contrasts… This section groups all our travel guides by region: Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu.
Honshu: Japan’s main island, between cities and traditions
Honshu is Japan’s main island and the heart of the country.
From vibrant cities like Tokyo and Kyoto to sacred temples and rural landscapes, it offers a perfect balance between tradition and modern life.
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Honshū, the heart of Japan: between memory, traditions and megacities
Honshū is the main island of Japan and the heart of the country. It is where tradition meets modern life, where ancient temples stand next to futuristic cities. From peaceful…
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Visiting Miyajima in One Day: Guide from Hiroshima
Miyajima is a small island located in the Seto Inland Sea, about 1.5 hours from Hiroshima by public transport. Considered a sacred island, it is deeply rooted in Japanese traditions…
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Our favorite viewpoints in Kobe
Kobe is a city located between Osaka and Okayama. It is mostly famous for one thing: Kobe beef.But we chose to spend more time in the city to discover much…
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The temples you shouldn’t miss in Kyoto
If it’s your first time in Japan, you can’t miss Kyoto.Despite how crowded the city can be, it’s absolutely worth exploring its many temples spread across different neighbourhoods. In this…
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My favorite neighborhoods in Tokyo
Tokyo is often associated with the bright lights of Shibuya and the skyscrapers of Shinjuku. While these iconic districts are definitely worth visiting, the city has so much more to…
Shikoku: discovering a quieter side of Japan
Shikoku is known for its peaceful atmosphere, coastal roads and spiritual heritage.
It’s an ideal destination for travelers looking for nature, cycling routes and a slower pace of life.
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One week on Shikoku island (Japan)
During our journey in Japan, we chose to discover more countryside places. One of the smallest islands of Japan is Shikoku. It is also one of the most authentic and…
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The Shimanami Kaido : bike crossing between Shikoku to Honshū island
We finished our road trip by leaving our car in Matsuyama, but one important step was still missing: Imabari to Onomichi. Cycling the Shimanami Kaido was one of the highlights…
Kyūshū: volcanoes, onsen and southern Japan
Kyūshū, located in southern Japan, is famous for its active volcanoes, hot springs and rich food culture. Less visited than Honshu, it offers authentic experiences and dramatic landscapes.
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Busan to Fukuoka: 10-Hour Overnight Ferry Crossing
After spending 18 days in South Korea, we decided to travel to Japan by sea. From Busan, there is a ferry that connects the city to Fukuoka in Japan in…
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One week on Kyūshū Island (Japan)
Kyūshū is Japan’s southernmost main island, known for its volcanoes, lush landscapes and slower pace of life. During one week, we explored Fukuoka the main city, mountains and traditional villages.…