Tokyo: where tradition and modern culture meet
With an array of luxe hotels, gourmet restaurants, high-end shopping malls and exquisite ancient shrines and flower-filled gardens to enjoy, Tokyo is a city to behold, writes Sue Wallace.
With an array of luxe hotels, gourmet restaurants, high-end shopping malls and exquisite ancient shrines and flower-filled gardens to enjoy, Tokyo is a city to behold, writes Sue Wallace.
It is no secret that the city of Beppu, located on the southern Japanese island of Kyushu, is a paradise for onsen holidays, host to more than 2,400 natural springs and visited by more than four million people annually. A long-time favourite with locals, the
Chef Yosuke Hatanake takes Gwen Luscombe on a culinary journey into ‘My Japan’, from street food to upscale restaurants.
Busting out of your comfort zone with an out-of-the-ordinary adventure is all the more enjoyable with a little luxury, as on these standout trips.
Heritage and haute cuisine come together in Japan’s lively, neon capital, a place where old meets new. The intersection of new and old lies at the heart of Tokyo’s appeal. The frenetic energy of its streets and glowing skyscrapers contrasts with the quiet contemplation of its
SkiJapan.com has a long history of sending customers on amazing snow holidays. Since starting up in 1992, the travel company has gained an international reputation for their dedication to providing incredible holidays to the best ski resorts in Japan. With offices in Niseko, Japan as well
First-time skier Samantha Rowntree takes to the slopes at Japan’s newest all-inclusive resort, Club Med Tomamu Hokkaido. Some things haven’t changed since Club Med first appeared on the travel scene in 1950 with a smattering of thatched huts on the beachfront in Solerno, Italy. The resort
Japanese spas may be synonymous with hot tubs and mineral springs, but now a cache of forward-thinking operators are uniting traditional relaxation rituals with modern techniques and facilities, as Natasha Dragun discovers. 1. The Spa at The Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto One of Kyoto’s newest hotels enjoys one of the city’s best
Exploring the world on horseback offers a novel perspective for travellers looking for authentic experiences and extraordinary landscapes. If you prefer the saddle to the tour bus, these Globe Trotting rides will have you champing at the bit as equine enthusiasts Kate Pilcher and Marnie
As a ski destination, it’s hard to beat Niseko, the powder capital of Japan nestled in the heart of Hokkaido. A record-breaking 2017/18 season saw more than 17 metres of snow bury the resort for unmatched, waist-deep, fresh lines and, with bookings recently opened for next