Niseko Skiing
Skiing in Hokkaido is said to be one of the best in the world. Enjoy some chilling pictures of snow.
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Hiroshima
Hiroshima is a notion, a landmark, an event. Forever linked to that fatal August day.
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Sapporo Snowfestival
Each year, Sapporo is the capital of snow. Enormous statues and replicas of buildings are copied - in snow.
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Miyajima
One of the most typically Japanese places of Japan. Find out why a visit to Myajima should take hours.
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Mount Fuji
The view was, well, less than perfect when I finally made it up to the top of Mt. Fuji.
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Sumo Wrestling
Monstrous amounts of fat in an intriguing game of the body. Japan at its best.
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Naritasan
Visit the serenity of a templecomplex in the heart of Narita.
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Tokyo Subway
With hundreds of thousands of passengers each day, the Tokyo Subway must be organized extremely well.
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Shakotan National Park
The rugged coastline of Hokkaido has some dramatic scenery on offer.
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Japanese people
At times incomprehensible, yet often accessible, Japanese people are part of the attraction of Japan.
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Sapporo Art Park
Sapporo is the capital of the outdoor island of Hokkaido, so it is appropriate that are is presented in a park.
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Daisetsuzan National Park
A perfect place for long hikes with great views, Daisetsuzan merits a visit from any nature lover.
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Onsen
A visit to a Japanese hot bath or onsen is a must for any visitor to this country.
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Sapporo Dome
Venue of the 2002 Soccer World Cup, the Sapporo Dome is a very new and modern sports complex.
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Sounkyo Canyon
On the Northern side of Daisetsuzan National Park sits Sounkyo and the Sounkyo Canyon, full of waterfalls and steep cliffs.
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Path of Philosophy
In the ancient capital of Japan, Kyoto, one of the things to do is to walk down the Path of Philosophy, flanked by many tempels.
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