Find Cheap Flights to Japan

The "Land of the Rising Sun", Japan welcomes tourists to visit its striking destinations, and explore its loaded history, culture and modernity. If you wish to peep into the drawers of historic showcase and at the same time, want to treat your eyes with modern art, then Japan is the ultimate destination. In the travel kit, tourists will find vast shrine complexes like Fushimi Inari-taisha in Kyoto, while in Hy?go Prefecture, there is an original castle named Himeji-j? to enrapture visitors. Also, natural hot springs is unmissable for tourists travelling to Japan.

The capital city is one stop-shop to cater to the needs of travellers from all walks of life, whether you are on a business trip or for pleasure. From vibrant nightlife at a karaoke bar to a peaceful halt in one of its glorious parks, from ancient temples like Sensoji Temple to modern skyscrapers, the city has something for everyone.

The holy city of Kyoto has preserved roots of ancient culture in the form of prominent religious centres, like the Shimogamo Shrine. Standing erect since the 6th century, it is one of the Japan's oldest Shinto shrines. The shrine is dedicated to the deities Kamotaketsunuminomikoto and Tamayorihimenomikoto.

One of the most popular skiing and hiking destination, Hakuba-mura is located in the Northern Japan Alps. However, if you are not interested in skiing, there is a wide array of non-skiing activities on offer as well for tourists to get involved in. Either you can soak in natural hot springs, or put on a kimono, or travel to Japanese snow monkeys.

Overcoming the past devastations, Nagasaki has regained its charm to become the urban jewel again. It is a good-looking port city on Kyushu Island with many picturesque spots, such as the Kujuku-shima Islands and Fugen-dake. Nagasaki Peace Park featuring the Peace Statue and the Fountain of Peace is a must-visit in Japan.

Sapporo, the capital city of Hokkaido in Japan, hosts the most popular winter festival of Japan, named Sapporo Snow Festival. Tourists from across the world travel to Sapporo to participate in the festival that hosts majestic sculptures made of snow and ice. The festival is organised every year in the month of February at Tsu Dome Site, Susukino Site, and Odori Site.