From cherry blossoms in spring to sunflowers and autumn’s first blooms, discover Japan’s seasonal flowers during your visit to GREEN×EXPO 2027.

Japan’s landscapes change dramatically with the seasons, and flowers are one of the most beautiful ways to experience the country’s natural and cultural heritage. From the fleeting pink clouds of cherry blossoms to the colorful fields of summer sunflowers, each season brings its own traditions, landscapes, and opportunities to explore.

A barrier-free museum with interactive Games, rich history, perfect for a rainy day or a hot summer day in Tokyo.

The Olympic Museum Tokyo opened 14th September 2019. The museum is host to a wide range of exhibits ranging from multimedia galleries, interactive athletic simulators and historical memorabilia. The museum covers the Summer and Winter Olympics hosted in Tokyo, Nagano and Sapporo games.

An overview of Traditional Japanese crafts and how you can experience them through carefully selected TokudAw partners and exclusive curriculum developed by educators on the Scientific and STEAM principles integrated into Japanese cultural crafts. This page curates the TokudAw social media content related to Japanese crafts and Treasure SessionsTM.

Discover curated Japanese culture activities and recommendations on things to do from our team, including activities that are great for rainy days, warm and humid days, or even cold winters. Add these to your Japan itinerary.

Japan is home to one of the world’s top baseball leagues. The Baseball Hall of Fame Museum in Tokyo has exhibits and memorabilia that introduce the sport’s history in Japan and highlight the top players and achievements of the nation’s teams.

Japan is known for its remarkable cyclical seasonal beauty: cherry blossoms in the spring, beautiful leaves in autumn, powdery snow slopes in winter, and lively fireworks in the summer. Japan’s weather, while beautiful, can also be intense. This article covers what you need to know.

Looking for a unique food experience in Tokyo? Learn how to create your own custom salt, taste different varieties of umeboshi, and discover a hands-on activity at Tokyo Solamachi that's perfect for food lovers and curious travelers.

Discover five of the most popular day trips from Tokyo, including Mount Fuji, Hakone, Nikko, Kamakura, and Tokyo's top attractions. Learn which tour is best for your travel style and how TokudAw can help make exploring Japan easier.

Discover the best STEAM activities for families visiting Japan. From hands on science and technology to traditional arts and engineering, learn while exploring some of Japan's most fascinating destinations.

Japan’s summers are notoriously hot and humid, intensified by geography, the rainy season, and climate change. High humidity slows sweat evaporation, making it harder for the body to cool down and increasing the risk of heat exhaustion. Read our tips on how to stay comfortable in the middle of the Japanese heat and humidity.

Whether you're hiking Japan’s iconic Mt. Fuji or cruising along its scenic coastline, motion and altitude sickness can put a damper on your travel plans. This guide offers practical, science-backed tips to prevent symptoms like nausea, dizziness, and fatigue—covering everything from proper hydration and pacing strategies to deep breathing techniques and food choices. Learn how TokudAw’s premium, motion-stabilized vans designed for smoother, more comfortable rides.

Japan's summers can be intense, with high humidity and soaring temperatures that pose a real risk of heatstroke. In this article, TokudAw shares hydration tips tailored specifically for travelers on private car tours. You’ll learn why relying on thirst isn’t enough, what types of drinks are most effective (hint: electrolytes matter), and how your TokudAw driver supports your comfort with regular breaks and emergency supplies. Whether you're sightseeing in Tokyo or heading to Mt. Fuji, staying hydrated is key to enjoying your journey safely and comfortably.

Summer in Japan invites travelers into a season of light, color, and celebration. For families seeking more than sightseeing checklists, TokudAw offers curated itineraries across Tokyo, Nagano, and Gunma that bring together tradition, nature, and comfort—complete with private transport, cultural access, and thoughtfully paced experiences. From mountain flowers to lantern-lit riversides, each moment is designed to be immersive, meaningful, and entirely your own.

You’ll hear it before you see it: cicadas buzzing like a static hum in the trees. Festival drums echo down backstreets. Paper lanterns sway above yakitori grills, while kids chase goldfish through makeshift pools. This is summer in Japan: loud, lively, and layered with tradition. If you’re planning on spending summer in Japan, here’s what you need to know.

Japan’s summer season isn’t just about warm weather and beach outings—it’s also the time for spectacular fireworks festivals, or hanabi taikai. These vibrant displays of light and color, set against the night sky, have become an integral part of Japanese culture, attracting locals and tourists alike.