The Welcome Suica card – A popular rail card for travelers to Japan
The Welcome Suica Card is a type of Suica card (rail travel card) especially for overseas visitors traveling Japan for less than 28days. Discover more here.
My Suica Card – Your Secure Travel Card by Rail in Japan
Find out about the "My Suica card", if you are traveling to Japan. It's a personalized and secure alternative to the standard Suica card, offering the same seamless tap-and-go train access in Japan.
Why you need a Suica card in Japan
In this article, we'll take a closer look at what a Suica card is. Why you need one, how to get one, how to use it, its benefits, and other uses of the Suica card when traveling in Japan.
Pro Tips – How to experience the Beauty of Sakura near Tokyo
Popular hanami spots in Japan include Ueno Park, Inokashira Park, and Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo. However, these locations can get very crowded. So if you wanted to go somewhere less crowded, why not visit places nearby Tokyo? Find some ideas here.
Winter Bamboo Illuminations in a Forest! – Visiting Wakayama Farm –
Visit Utsunomiya's Wakayama Farm to experience one-of-a-kind Winter Bamboo Illuminations in a bamboo Forest! (Nov-Feb)
4 Interesting Rainy Season Activities Nearby Tokyo
Don't say no to the rainy season in Japan. Here are 4 interesting rainy season activities to do in Japan where the natural world magically comes to life.
4 Sake Breweries to visit on your next trip to Tokyo
Four family-run authentic sake breweries to visit in Tochigi nearby Tokyo. Visit a sake brewery to get up close to Japanese culture. Start planning a one-in-a-lifetime trip to Japan today.
Visiting Yoshimura Strawberry Park
Want to visit the Japanese countryside? Here's 10 ways to enjoy Mashiko in spring. Pottery making, Strawberry picking, Sake tasting & more! (2h from Tokyo)
Yuki-tsumugi Silk Kimono Experience in Oyama
Learn about the UNESCO heritage Yuki-tsumugi silk and enjoy a kimono experience near JR Oyama Station (only 40min from Tokyo).
10 fun ways to enjoy Mashiko in Spring
Want to visit the Japanese countryside? Here's 10 ways to enjoy Mashiko in spring. Pottery making, Strawberry picking, Sake tasting & more! (2h from Tokyo)