Japan travel 2026– tag –

Discover the perfect fusion of anime culture and traditional Japanese hot spring stays. This guide covers the best ryokan near iconic anime pilgrimage sites across Japan in 2026.

The Pokemon Cafe in Tokyo sells out weeks in advance and limits seatings to 90 minutes. Here's exactly how to reserve a table, what to order, and whether it's worth the effort in 2026.

Beyond the temples and tourist queues, Japan in 2026 offers experiences that never appear on TripAdvisor — because the people running them don't need the reviews. Here are the ones worth finding.

Most tea ceremony experiences in Japan are designed for tourists, not for the art. Here's how to find genuine chado experiences in 2026 — and what separates them from the performances sold at every Kyoto corner.

Ghibli Museum in Mitaka or Ghibli Park in Nagoya? Both are magical — but they're completely different experiences. Here's exactly which one to choose for 2026.

The Nintendo Museum in Uji, Kyoto opened in 2024 and is already one of Japan's hardest tickets to get. Here's everything you need to know to plan your visit in 2026.

The Fujiko F. Fujio Museum in Kawasaki — known as the Doraemon Museum — is one of Japan's most beloved anime pilgrimages. Here's the complete 2026 guide for foreign visitors, including tickets, access, and what you'll actually see.

From Asakusa's Taisho-era backstreets to the bamboo groves and mountain shrines that shaped the world of Demon Slayer, this complete guide covers every real location behind Kimetsu no Yaiba — with transport directions and visit tips for 2026.

From Maruyama Park's iconic weeping cherry to the Philosopher's Path canal walk, discover the best cherry blossom spots in Kyoto for 2026 with bloom dates and access tips.

Staying at a ryokan is not just accommodation — it’s a cultural immersion into the heart of Japan. Unlike Western hotels, a traditional ryokan centers on tatami rooms, futon bedding, seasonal kaiseki cuisine, communal baths, and omotenas...