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The practice of imposing municipal accommodation taxes on hotel guests has been spreading across Japan as popular tourist areas look to generate funds to use in promoting themselves to travelers in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The practice of imposing municipal accommodation taxes on hotel guests has been spreading across Japan as popular tourist areas look to generate funds to use in promoting themselves to travelers in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Tokyo is considering increasing its tax for the...

Klook, the No.1 platform for booking travel and tourism in Japan, has released a list of the top things foreign tourists want to do in Japan.

Excerpted from the autobiography of Merril. J. Fernando Before I set out for Jap1an, in 1960, on my first overseas business trip, I was advised by Terrence Allan of AF Jones to be extremely careful in the manner that I dealt with our agents in Japan, H. J. Kramer Limited, a Japanese company headed by […]

Mud engulfs houses and cars as island of Kyushu bears brunt of annual rainy season that is worsening with climate change

Six people are feared dead in torrential rains that hit southwest Japan this week, the country's government said Tuesday, as search and rescue operations continued on the ground.

Transport remained disrupted as of early Tuesday, with some train services stopped and highways blocked, and 1,400 homes were without power

Six people are feared dead in torrential rains that hit Japan, the country's government has said, as search and rescue operations continued on the ground.

KARATSU, Japan: Six people are feared dead in torrential rains that hit southwestern Japan this week, the East Asian countrys government said on Tuesday, as search and rescue operations continued on the ground.

A 77-year-old woman was confirmed dead in a landslide that entered her home overnight in rural Fukuoka, the local fire department said