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2024年5月21日 · Japan’s Waterfall List: Where To Go For Some of Nature’s Most Stunning Scenes. In Japan there are lists for nearly anything you could think of. Some of the most famous lists are the 100 Famous Mountains, The Three Great Gardens of Japan, and the Three Views of Japan (also the Three Major Night Views of Japan).
2024年5月22日 · 8 Things to do in Ehime Prefecture: On the Coast of the Seto Inland Sea. May 22, 2024. JNTO - Japan National Tourism Organization. Ehime Prefecture sits on the northern coast of the island of Shikoku, facing Yamaguchi, Hiroshima, and the southern island of Kyushu.
2024年5月22日 · The Shimanami Kaido, or Nishiseto Expressway, is one of the most beautiful routes in Japan, connecting the mainland of Honshu to Ehime, making a path through the island filled Seto Inland Sea. Spanning 70 kilometres, it makes a wonderful multiple day trip, taking your time to explore some of the islands that the road traverses.
2024年5月22日 · JNTO - Japan National Tourism Organization. Located on Japan’s smallest of its four main islands, Kochi is on the southern portion of Shikoku, facing the Pacific Ocean. Abundant with nature and having one of the few original castle structures remaining in Japan, Kochi Prefecture might be small, but it is big with character.
2024年5月14日 · MIMARU SUITES offers a home away from home experience with suites up to 915 square feet (approximately 85 square meters), featuring two or three separate bedrooms, perfect for families or groups. The suites are equipped with a full kitchen, while the dining area and living space allows for both communal activities and relaxation.
2024年5月14日 · Experience unmatched comfort and innovation across the Pacific aboard Japan Airlines’ new (JAL) A350-1000 international aircraft, now operating on alternate days between Dallas Fort Worth and Tokyo (Haneda).* The A350-1000 introduces JAL’s highest level of comfort, luxury, and privacy to date with new seat designs and the latest technology.
2024年5月24日 · JNTO - Japan National Tourism Organization. Natalie Leon, author and Japanologist, recently sat down with us to discuss her new book ‘The Japanese Art of Living Seasonally: An Invitation to Celebrate Every Day’. Chronicling the idea of ‘kisetsukan’, or the awareness of the seasons, her new book covers festivals, food, and much more!
