Japan tips

Japan

Whether you're watching a geisha show at Kyoto's Inari Shrine, strolling through Kyoto's famous Fushimi Inri Shrine, exploring the bustling metropolis of Tokyo or admiring Mount Fuji,

here are a few tips on how to be a responsible traveller to Japan, for both your health and your money.

The Japanese are extremely friendly hosts and will do their utmost to provide you with a fantastic experience during your visit to Japan. Many foreign visitors were completely 

enthralled by the culture and beautiful scenery for which Japan is famous, as well as the amazing food.

If you are looking for adventure on your next trip to Japan, Okinawa is the place for you. Furano is located in Hokkaido Prefecture and is perfect for those who want to explore and experience 

Japan and its culture uniquely and differently. The city is home to some of Japan's most popular tourist attractions, such as the Shinto temples and shrines, and it is one of the most beautiful places in the country.    

One way to connect with Japan's history and culture is to visit its temples and shrines and learn about the country's spiritual beliefs. One of the best ways to gain a deeper understanding 

of its history, culture and religion are to visit one of these sacred places - such as the Shinto Temples in Kyoto or the shrine in Nagoya.

For anyone planning to move to Japan, it's a great way to connect with like-minded people - ex-pats and residents. If you are in Japan on a Wayfairer trip, you can also explore 

off-the-beaten-track locations with experienced local guides, who will provide you with access to a wide range of local restaurants, shops and tourist attractions. 

Japanese culture, seasonal cuisine and food come from the same places as they are served, especially in traditional restaurants.

Fashion

Sustainable fashion is also a growing trend in Japan, which is at the forefront of fashion, and Japan has been a pioneer in fashion. An interesting way for Tokyo to promote sustainability during the Olympics is to combine sustainability with Japanese culture. In addition to understanding surfing, the program is also intended to broaden the definition of "Japanese culture" in general. 

Anyone interested can also delve deeper into the history of sustainable fashion and sustainability in the country through the Japanese Fashion Institute of America.