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Japan Travel - Hotels, Sightseeing Tours, Attractions
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Whether you end up taking photos of a reproduction Eiffel
Tower, surfing an indoor wave, musing in a Zen temple, shacking up in a love
hotel or kipping down in a capsule, you'll do best to come with an open mind
and be prepared to be surprised.
Somewhere between the elegant formality of Japanese manners and the candid,
sometimes boisterous exchanges that take place over a few drinks, between
the sanitised shopping malls and the unexpected rural festivals, everyone
finds their own vision of Japan.
Imperial Hotel Osaka
This stylish hotel rests on the banks of the Osaka River and is only ten minutes drive away from business district of Umeda.
The hotel features a range of accommodation, from standard rooms complete with separate shower and bath tub, through to the ...
Park Hotel Tokyo
A sophisticated and elegantly designed hotel located in Shiodome, the business and cultural center of Tokyo.
Designed with ultra modern facilities and luxurious amenities the Park Hotel is a feat of both form and function. With unique services like ...
Hotel Nikko Kansai Airport, Osaka
Boasting maximum convenience, this 24-hour getaway is situated within walking distance from passenger terminals and the train station. Located at Kansai International Airport, one of the world?s major air transport hubs, this hotel is a great way to ...
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Imperial Hotel Osaka
This stylish hotel rests on the banks of the Osaka River and is only ten minutes drive away from business district of Umeda.
The hotel features a range of accommodation, from standard rooms complete with separate shower and bath tub, through to the ...
Park Hotel Tokyo
A sophisticated and elegantly designed hotel located in Shiodome, the business and cultural center of Tokyo.
Designed with ultra modern facilities and luxurious amenities the Park Hotel is a feat of both form and function. With unique services like ...
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The nation's list of attributes reads like a handbook of paradox, but at its
heart, Japan is a warm, friendly and very easy destination to travel to.
What are you waiting for?
 Japan is a premier tourist destination in Asia and an
undiscovered travel experience of exceptional value. Yokoso! (Welcome). It
is fascinating to watch as Japan struggles to take its thousands of years of
traditions with it into the future. So far, it has been able to do so with
some mystery intact. The language barrier has helped, although that's slowly
dissolving with education and bilingual signs. For a while at least, it will
remain an intriguing challenge for visitors.
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 Mt Fuji, Hakone and Onsen (Return by Bullet Train)
Leave the bustling city of Tokyo and hop on a 2 day trip to Hakone. A
popular destination for its cable cars and famous hot springs or 'Onsens' to
soak away those traveling aches and pains. This destination truly offers a
fun break away! With the opportunity to sleep in true Japanese style or
hotel style - the choice is yours!
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Travel to Tokyo - Tokyo, the capital city of Japan, is one of the most
treasured urban areas on the planet. Synonymous with Japanese high-tech
industry, neon lights .... More
 Tokyo - Tokyo is one of the coolest cities in the world. It is the city that perfected modern day Sushi, created the world’s fastest train system (Shinkansen) and produces the largest professional athletes in the world (Sumos). With its ultra-modern infrastructure, trend setting fashion industry, over-dedicated workforce and staggering ingenuity, Japan’s economic center is the launching point of everything that is new and improved.
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 Osaka - Osaka sits just over 2 hours (via the high-speed Shinkansen) south of Tokyo, but exists as if in another world. Much more laidback than its northern, cosmopolitan cousin, the city revels in its friendly easygoing demeanor. Known as the gourmet capital of Japan, Osaka is renowned for its food, especially Takoyaki (deep fried octopus dumplings) and Okonomiyaki (a pan-friend dish). Both are extremely popular in Izakiya pubs and taste fantastic with ice-cold Asahi draught.
Hotels Osaka
Visit Okinawa Island
Okinawa is located
just under two hours from Tokyo and is found on the same latitude zone as
famous resort destinations such as Hawaii and the Bahamas. The prefecture
consists of 37 inhabited and 122 uninhabited islands and the unique blend of
Japanese, Chinese and American culture has ensured that the island is a
growing hot spot with local and international visitors.
Currently the most popular beach resort destinations in Japan, there are
a number of hotels available to suit just about every budget. Many of the
beach front resorts are located on the West Coast of Okinawa, with white
sandy beaches right at the doorstep of many of the properties.
There are a number of must-see destinations to visit in Okinawa,
including the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium and Shuri Castle. The world class
aquarium features local marine animals in breathtaking surroundings and
tanks. It is also home to Okinawa’s largest mud crab and you can even find
Nemo inside one of the tanks. The sophisticated complex also features
sharks, tropical fish and crustaceans.
Shuri Castle is a world heritage listed site and features a distinct
Chinese influence in the buildings’ architecture. The main palace of Shuri
Castle plays on important role in Okinawa’s history. The building held
formal events and kings of the Ryuku Dynasty made important decisions
inside. The site was completely restored in 1992, with careful attention to
historical details and landmarks. Shuri Castle also boasts breathtaking
views of Okinawa from various look out spots.
Okinawa is truly a unique destination. The beaches are world class- think
crystalline water and pristine sand that can easily compete with Thailand,
Hawaii and even Sydney for the title of the world’s best beach.
Travel
to Kobe - Located roughly in the center of Honshu, Japan's main island,
Kobe is easily accessible by land, sea, and
air. It is about 3 hours and 20 minutes from Tokyo by Bullet Train. Together
with Osaka and Kyoto, it forms the focal point for the economy of western
Japan.
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