JR Kansai WIDE Area Pass (JR-WEST RAIL PASS – Kansai WIDE Area Pass) – Suitable for traveling to the greater Kansai area: Okayama Kurashiki, Kinosaki Onsen, Amanohashidate

The Kansai region is very large and has many attractions, such as Okayama Kurashiki, Amanohashidate, Ine, and Kinosaki Onsen, which are all very attractive attractions. If you want to go to these places, the JR Kansai WIDE Area Pass is the best transportation ticket to use. Because the price is not expensive, and you can take the Sanyo Shinkansen and JR limited express trains, and the use days are also long, the CP value is quite high. Suitable for travelers who like to be budget-conscious and want to travel easily.

【Aomori】First Visit to Mount Hakkoda Juhyo (hoarfrost-covered trees) – Looking for the Ice Monster on Mount Hakkoda

The famous Juhyo (hoarfrost-covered trees) in Japan’s Tohoku region can be found in three places. One is Mount Hakkoda Juhyo in Aomori Prefecture, followed by Zao Juhyo in Yamagata Prefecture, and then Mount Moriyoshi Juhyo (Ani Juhyo) in Akita Prefecture. Among them, Mount Hakkoda is also featured in the movie “Mount Hakkoda,” adding a touch of mystery.

Hokkaido Hakodate Dessert – Snaffle’s Cheesecake

In the past, traveling to Hakodate meant taking the slow JR train, making transportation inconvenient.
So, many delicacies were best enjoyed in Japan itself.
Now, with the Hokkaido Shinkansen, getting around Hakodate is much easier.
Moreover, you can buy it at the domestic terminal on the second floor of Hakodate Airport, so there’s no need to carry it all the way from the city to the airport.

Transportation Routes from Osaka to Kyoto

When traveling in Kansai, we often choose to stay in Osaka or Kyoto to minimize the hassle of changing hotels. Then, we select suitable transportation to move to tourist attractions. However, because Kyoto and Osaka are both large cities in Japan, public transportation is abundant and complex. If we understand the transportation options and routes between Osaka and Kyoto, it can help us save time and avoid spending too much time on transportation.

Mount Hiei Transportation Guide – 3 Ways to Get to Mount Hiei – 2024 Edition

Mount Hiei Enryaku-ji Temple is located at the border between Kyoto and Shiga Prefecture. The west side of the mountain belongs to Kyoto Prefecture, and the east side belongs to Shiga Prefecture~ If you want to go up the mountain, besides driving, you can also use public transportation to get there. This article will introduce three transportation routes to Mount Hiei, so you can easily understand how to get there.

Transportation in Shikoku – Railway Section (Kotoden, ASA Seaside Railway, Iyo Railway, Tosa Kuroshio Railway)

Shikoku is one of Japan’s four main islands (the others being Honshu, Kyushu, and Hokkaido). It measures approximately 750 kilometers in circumference and is the smallest of the four islands. It is located north of the Seto Inland Sea and is surrounded by Kyushu, the Sanyo region, and the Kansai region. Shikoku is composed of four prefectures: Kagawa, Tokushima, Ehime, and Kochi. In this article, we will introduce Shikoku’s transportation system, specifically the railways. It is through these public transportation options that we can easily explore the Shikoku region.