If you're planning a honeymoon in Japan, it's tempting to see as many cities as you can. But changing hotels every day or two wears you out faster than you'd expect.

With one or two weeks, we recommend a few days in Tokyo, two or three nights in an onsen area, then on to Kyoto or Osaka. Hakone, Mishima and the Izu area are good places to break the journey between Tokyo and Kansai: hot springs, Mt Fuji, good food and a bit of local culture.

Explore Japan’s snow country on the slopes and off: This itinerary will take you from from Nagano and Niigata to Gunma, through tunnels, onsen towns, and over the mountains.

An itinerary for those who wish to travel into nature, away from Japan’s most crowded areas, while also experiencing art.

Romantic getaway to the mountains of Shizouka for a newlywed couple, couple on their honeymoon, anniversary, or vowel renewal.

Itinerary for Japow lovers to build bespoke high-performance gear with local Japanese artisans in Niigata and shred Japow with elite guides.

Discover Japan’s world famous snow through this short itinerary designed for families or people who want to play in the snow in a region somewhat close to Tokyo, Niigata. Perfect for those who may have never experienced snow, travelers who seek an alternative education-based travel, or just like to learn.

Looking for a fun day trip from Tokyo? Yomiuriland offers exciting rides, seasonal events, family-friendly attractions, and beautiful illuminations, making it a great destination for visitors of all ages.

The Kanto region offers some of the best day trips from Tokyo, combining iconic landmarks, cultural experiences, nature, history, and modern attractions. From Mount Fuji and Hakone to Nikko, Kamakura, and Tokyo's top sightseeing spots, these five popular tours help first-time visitors experience the best of Japan without the stress of planning transportation and logistics on their own.

Visiting Tokyo in mid-March? You don’t have to wait for the main season to see cherry blossoms. Our latest guide covers the best early-blooming spots for 2026, including the Kawazu-zakura at Tokyo Skytree, the spiritual charms of Sakura Jingu, and the 'Flower and Light' movement at Kiba Park. Experience the magic of spring without the peak-season rush.

"While a winter road trip through Japan's Alps sounds romantic, the reality of 'Black Ice,' white-outs, and frozen mountain passes can turn a holiday into a high-stress ordeal. In this expert guide, we break down the technical dangers of winter driving—backed by official safety standards from the Japan Automobile Federation (JAF) and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT). Discover the 'TokudAw Difference' and why our professional drivers are the key to a safe, relaxing, and truly inclusive family ski vacation."

Japan is one of the world’s biggest and most popular hubs for tourism, with thousands travelling around the country from around the world every year.

Travel agencies are the go-to for travellers looking for a relaxing and safe trip to Japan.

At TokudAw, we prioritise making meaningful connections, long-lasting memories, and making sure you get your dream trip before anything else.

Travelling is one of the most fulfilling and exciting experiences there is. But, between the sight-seeing and food tasting, long hours of transit and lugging heavy suitcases can quickly turn into a pain.

But, after long haul flights and the chaotic journey of collecting your baggage and going through customs, the last think you want to worry about is how to get to your accommodation.

Just one and a half hours away from Tokyo, Hakone is a beautiful city on the side of Lake Ashi and surrounded by rolling mountains and onsen (hot springs). The city offers a variety of sights, from museums to cruises, all with a beautiful backdrop of Japan’s natural landscape. With so much to do, here’s TokudAw’s guide to a perfect day exploring Hakone.

If you’re planning on travelling from the Kansai region (most often Osaka or Kyoto) to Hakuba for snow season, booking with a private transportation company is the best way to go to ensure a safe, comfortable journey for all. At TokudAw, we combine our travel agency expertise with our in-house private transit to offer you a special, authentic journey filled with rich local experiences you can’t get on a regular trip.

Make every step of your trip in Japan worth it with TokudAw’s private transport services available from key locations to snow resorts in Honshu closest to Tokyo.

In recent years, Japanese spas have become sought-after stops for travelers looking to unwind from fast-paced itineraries. But it’s not all hot springs and foot rubs; some of the most transformative treatments are the ones you’ll find tucked inside quiet salons in Tokyo, Kyoto, or Osaka.

Imagine carving through clouds of featherlight snow, where every turn feels like gliding through silk. That’s Japow—a skier’s nirvana, and Japan’s ultimate winter gift.

 But the magic doesn’t stop at the slopes. Soak tired legs in soothing onsens framed by snow-capped peaks and refuel with steaming bowls of soba or a bubbling hot pot, all while the lively yet serene ambiance of Japanese ski villages wraps around you.

From ski-only resorts, resorts with night skiing, park skiing, tree skiing, off-piste skiing, and resorts for the ultimate Japow experience, you’ll find a resort to suit your needs.

Here’s why you should try skiing on the main island of Honshu instead. You can’t wait to experience the legendary Japow you’ve heard so much about. Instinctively, you want to hit the ski resorts in Hokkaido - but wait. Before booking your accommodation and tickets for Hokkaido, we want to share some compelling reasons why a ski trip in Honshu could be an even better choice.

La Niña–mention this term to any experienced skier and snowboarder, and watch as their eyes glow in uncontrollable excitement. Think you know everything about La Niña? What exactly is La Niña and why should you care? Read on to find out 5 things every skier or snowboarder needs to know about the phenomenon La Nina.