From Tokyo’s bright lights and towering skyscrapers to Kyoto’s ancient temples and tiny teahouses, Japan brilliantly fuses centuries-old culture and traditions with cutting-edge, modern technology.

There are no beds in any of Japan’s 50,000 traditional hotels called ryokans. Instead, a futon kept in the closet and laid out at night on the tatami mat on the floor is where you'll sleep. These ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. David Hochman covers the worlds of luxury, travel, and entertainment. Hoshino Resorts may not have the same name recognition in ...

Short-stay Japanese love hotels are often used for sex, but there's more to them. Some of the love hotels in Tokyo offer rates for groups of women to visit for girls' nights. The accommodations are ...

Japan Hotel Reit Investment ( ($JP:8985) ) has issued an announcement. Japan Hotel REIT Investment Corporation reported strong operating results ...

Huis Ten Bosch is a Japanese theme park most famous for bringing the 17th-century Netherlands to Japan, complete with copies of Dutch buildings, canals and windmills. But beginning this summer, the ...

Japan-China relations have soured following Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan on November 7. The ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Tourism to Japan has increased exponentially in recent years. The country hosted 31 million international tourists in 2019. That number is nearly ...

A hotel chain in Tokyo is trying to be the first run by robots, albeit with a few malfunctions along the way, according to a new report. Japanese travel company H.I.S. has been opening hotels where ...

Many Japanese tourism businesses are concerned that the situation could drag on to early next year. Read more at straitstimes ...

Italy-based certification organization Vireo launched Vireo Japan in partnership with Sasutena Certification Center of Japan ...