Japan, from Tokyo to Mount Fuji
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Japan fascinates with its contrasts: silent temples and glowing cities, manicured gardens and bullet trains. Food, from sushi to ramen, sets the rhythm of your days.
Tokyo often serves as the gateway. Kyoto and its temples, Osaka and its street food, Nara and its deer extend the itinerary.
From Tokyo, the day trip to Mount Fuji and Hakone offers a day in nature, with a lake, mountain views and a return by bullet train. Activities in Japan also range from cooking classes to shrine visits.
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- Population
- 123,802,000 (2024)
- Currency
- yen
- Official language
- Japanese
- Driving
- on the left
- Power plugs
- A, B · 100 V
- Emergency number
- 119
- Capital city
- Tokyo
- 0°Jan
- 1°Feb
- 4°Mar
- 10°Apr
- 15°May
- 19°Jun
- 23°Jul
- 24°Aug
- 20°Sept
- 14°Oct
- 8°Nov
- 3°Dec
Sources: Wikidata; climate: World Bank, 1991-2020 averages.
Frequently asked questions: Japan
What are the best places to visit in Japan?
Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Nara and Hiroshima make up a classic itinerary. Mount Fuji and Hakone can be visited on a day trip from Tokyo.
When is the best time to visit Japan?
Spring for the cherry blossoms and fall for the red maples draw the most travelers. Summer is hot and humid, while winter suits skiing and hot springs.
How many days do you need in Japan?
A first trip often focuses on Tokyo, Kyoto and their surroundings. A longer stay lets you add Hiroshima, the Japanese Alps or Hokkaido.
How do you get around Japan?
The shinkansen links the major cities, and subways serve Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto. A Japan Rail Pass may suit you depending on your itinerary.
What can you do in Japan with kids?
Theme parks, interactive museums, Nara's deer park and gardens appeal to children. Clean, punctual trains make travel simple.