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42 travel features tagged “Business”

Local flavour on Kyoto’s Kiyamachi street

Tucked in the cracks of Kyoto’s biggest nightlife strip is a warmer side to the city, with home-style cooking, old wooden buildings and laid-back regulars.
Read more… 08 May 2012


Seeing Tokyo along the Yamanote Line

According to locals, stopping at each station along this commuter rail loop is the best way to get to know the Japanese capital.
Read more… 13 April 2012


The Passport blog

Japan’s northernmost distillery

Japanese distilleries are producing some of the best whiskies in the world, with Nikka Whisky’s Yoichi distillery laying the foundation for the industry.
Read more… 12 April 2012


The Passport blog

Worldwide weird: Feline fun in Japan’s cat cafes

Japan has nearly 150 cafes that house anywhere from 12 to 24 cats, but cuddling with the kitties does not come cheap.
Read more… 03 April 2012


The Passport blog

In Asia, a boom in low-cost flights

The large Asian population, combined with a rapidly developing middle class in a period of economic growth, is spurring demand for more and cheaper flights.
Read more… 02 April 2012


Spring skiing, Japanese-style

The ski resort of Niseko, famous for the quality and consistency of its light, powdery snow, has one of the longest seasons in Japan with most runs staying open until early May.
Read more… 26 March 2012


Should you travel to Japan?

While there are still scars from the 11 March earthquake and tsunami, visitor numbers are slowly returning to normal, particularly in the country's southern and far northern regions.
Read more… 14 March 2012


The Passport blog

Travelwise: The etiquette of Japanese onsen

Japan’s more than 25,000 naturally-occurring mineral hot springs help power 3,000 spa resorts across the country.
Read more… 09 March 2012


Kyoto’s serene temple stays

Modern travellers can stay in ancient sanctuaries that have been providing solace to weary pilgrims for centuries.
Read more… 09 March 2012


Kyoto’s coffee culture

In a city known for its affinity for tea, owner-run cafes – which take both coffee and the space in which it is consumed very seriously -- are flourishing.
Read more… 08 March 2012


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