Travel Planner
Use the “JNTO Travel Planner” for train and map information helpful in traveling around Japan.
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Transport
JNTO provides detailed information about airports, flights to Japan’s major airports and domestic services, along with information about Japan’s rail network and internal transport services.
Domestic Airports & Flight
A great way to travel within Japan is by air. With several major international and domestic airports, you’ll find that wherever you want to go in the land of endless discovery, you’ll be able to get there swiftly in style.
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Train Passes and Discounted Tickets
Whether you’re looking to sit back, relax and watch the countryside slide past your window on one of Japan’s very fast trains, or simply navigating your way around Tokyo or Kansai; find all the information you need on Japan’s rail system here, including rail passes, useful tickets, discounts and guides.
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Yokohama Cruise Port Access
How to get to Yokohama Passenger Terminal (Osanbashi Pier) from Haneda Airport, Narita Airport and hotels/ryokan in Tokyo.
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Narita Airport Access
How to get between Narita Airport and Tokyo/Yokohama by public transport.
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Haneda Airport Access
How to get between Haneda Airport and Tokyo and beyond by public transport.
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Driving
If you wish to drive in Japan, you should first obtain an International Driving Permit (IDP) from the Automotive Association in your state prior to departure.
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13 Cool Things To Do In Tokyo in the Morning
Travel blogger Helen Foster gives us her list of 13 cool things to do in Tokyo in the morning, from eating sushi at a market to exploring Japanese gardens.
Six top tips for a first-time visit to Japan
These six useful tips for first-time visitors will help you get the most out of your Japan trip.
Favourite Things to do for Families in Tokyo
Blogger Evie Farrell and her eight year old daughter Emmie talk about their favourite things to do for families in Tokyo.
Discover a whole lot more in Hokkaido
From the cities to smaller, less known ski resorts, to the wilderness, to the indigenous Ainu culture, there is plenty on offer in Hokkaido outside your favourite snow resorts.
Five reasons why Japan is a country of contrasts
From skyscrapers to national parks and high-end dining to casual eats, Japan promises to surprise and delight.
Seeking Samurai in Kakunodate
I have always been fascinated with the Japanese warriors called Samurai since I saw the 2003 movie The Last Samurai starring Tom Cruise.