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Odori Park is the Pride and Joy of Sapporo City

Home to the annual Sapporo Snow Festival, the famous Sapporo TV Tower, and the Winter Olympics of 1972, Odori Park is the soul of Sapporo!

Sapporo is Japan’s most famous city in the northern island of Hokkaido. A huge attraction is their scenic parks and beautiful flower gardens.

Sapporo is a winter wonderland, but that doesn’t mean it can’t also be a summer sensation! Here are 5 fun things to do in Hokkaido’s capital!

From the tranquil Peace Memorial Park to the bustling Okonomiyaki Village, Hiroshima offers a complete one-day travel experience.

Known for its temples, unique architecture, and traditional rickshaw tours, Asakusa provides a glimpse of ancient Tokyo with a modern twist!

In this quick guide, I’ll tell you how to make the most of your one day in Kitakyushu, and you can do it all on foot!

Forests and wildlife are what Nara is all about. There’s so much to do in Japan’s nature capital, but lucky for you, one day is all you need!

Sometimes, one day is all you need to absorb the essence and atmosphere of a city, and that’s certainly possible with a place like Osaka!

Travelling around Japan effectively will require you to be flexible and adapt to the many modes of transport available, including your feet!

There are many cities outside of Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka that are worth visiting. Check out these 5 awesome cities that are a little “lowkey.”

I’m not much of a thrill-seeker, but even I got to recommend hitting the slopes at GALA Yuzawa Ski Resort in Niigata – you won’t regret it!

A commonly asked question among Japan travellers is what activities are available for the outdoorsy or adventurous types, so here’s my answer!