5 spectacular luxury destinations around the world
Experience the ultimate luxury in these 5 beautiful cities, starting with a discounted first class flight with American travel agency SkyLuxTravel.
How to “Be More Japan”: celebrating Japanese traditions at home and abroad
DK Eyewitness' new coffee table book, Be More Japan, celebrates the art of Japanese living and how this can enrich both your travels and life...
4 reasons for foodies to fall in love with Shonai region, Japan
The Shonai region in Japan has an abundance of natural resources that locals have spent centuries harnessing in preparing delicious dishes.
3 cities you should visit in Kyushu island, Japan
Kyushu is the third biggest island in Japan, has the largest collection of hot springs, one of Japan's largest castles and the world’s only toilet museum.
Travel guide: in and around Nagasaki, Japan
Nagasaki is best known as the site of the second atomic bomb explosion, but it has far more to offer including one of the world’s best night views and hot springs on its doorstep.
Hiking from Tateyama across the Northern Japan Alps
Tateyama is a small town on the edge of the Japanese Northern Alps and the starting point for the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route.
What to see in Hiroshima and the Setouchi Region, Japan
In Hiroshima and the Setouchi Region you’ll find Shinto shrines, archetypal Japanese landscapes and delicious food and drink including the deadly Fugo fish.
Hotel Review: The Capitol Hotel Tokyu, Tokyo, Japan
A luxury hotel, located in the heart of downtown Tokyo, The Capitol Hotel Tokyu is a relaxing haven in spite of being so close to the hustle and bustle of the city.
Hotel Review: FP HOTELS South-Namba, Osaka, Japan
FP HOTELS South-Namba is a newly built three star hotel, not far from centre of Osaka. It may not be plush but it is comfortable and offers good value.
Hotel Review: Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo, Japan
Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo is a large hotel located in a quiet area of the city, near to shops and restaurants with the metro station a few minutes’ walk away, making it a great base for first-timers to Tokyo.
