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Japanese island becomes dark tourism lure due to eerie ruins and dark past
Hashima Island in the Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, was once a thriving arm of the country's industrial revolution - but ...
The secret chemical weapons factory hidden in remote part of the UK
Tucked away in a secluded Welsh valley lies the abandoned Rhydymwyn's MS Valley Factory, a chemical weapons facility that ...
Tokyo cherry blossoms now open, full bloom expected in week
Cherry blossoms in central Tokyo are officially blooming, weather officials announced around 2 p.m. on March 24.
Tokyo cherry blossoms bloom earlier than other Japan regions
Cherry trees in Tokyo have begun to bloom in stunning shades of pink, marking the onset of spring in Japan. Tokyo cherry ...
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8-Day Kyushu Model Course Using the All Kyushu Pass
Unzen Jigoku (Unzen Hell Valley) – Follow the wooden path through Unzen Jigoku, a dramatic geothermal field where clouds of ...
Climbing Mount Fuji will now require a $27 fee and a test
Prospective hikers to the Japanese tourist site will have to take a class about hiking safety and local rules.
Luxury escapes and scenic cruises: Explore Singapore, Sydney, Japan, and Canada with these deals
Seeking the perfect balance of adventure and indulgence? These exclusive travel deals invite you to explore vibrant ...
Artist Michael Brophy explores the haunting legacy of the Hanford nuclear site
Artist Michael Brophy's "Reach: The Hanford Series" is on exhibit at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art on the University of ...
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Enjoy spring and autumn flowers along a Nagasaki mountainside at Shirakimine Plateau
Nestled in the heart of Isahaya, central Nagasaki Prefecture, Shirakimine Plateau offers a beautiful setting to experience ...
10 Unusual Attractions in Japan That Look Nothing Like What You’d Expect
Japan is famous for combining ancient traditions with futuristic cities, but it also has a surprising side. Scattered across the country are places that look like they belong somewhere else entirely: ...
Tourism fears are at the heart of the debate.
Shigeru Ishiba, the Prime Minister of Japan, responded to a question about Assassin’s Creed Shadows today during an official government conference meeting. While some reports have indicated that Prime ...