Where to Go in Japan That Isn't Tokyo, Kyoto, or Osaka Our trusted travel specialists weigh in on Japan's less-touristed, just-as-exciting destinations, from arty Naoshima to the tea fields of Wazuka.

KYOTO, Japan -- Jintaro Yamamoto grows and sells green tea much in the same way his elders did before him since the family business began in the mid-19th century. For one, the family's store in ...

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A chic wellness opening from Six Senses heralds a new era for Japan’s hotel scene. Gina Jackson checks in — and shares more of the country’s must-visit hotels for all budgets ...

For fragrance and matcha lovers alike, the Le Labo Kyoto Machiya is an essential stop in Japan. Read BAZAAR's review of the luxe experience.

Tucked away in the heart of Kyoto, Hakuchikudo has been a custodian of Japan’s timeless tradition of sensu (folding fans) for over three centuries. This re ...

Join me for my first impressions of Kyoto, Japan—a city where ancient temples, peaceful gardens, and hidden alleyways blend seamlessly with modern life. In this video, I explore the sights ...

Some analysts say the higher accommodation tax may lead to tourists staying in nearby cities and making day trips to Kyoto.

Burger King Japan introduces the Kyoto Whopper, a saucy rice-and-hamburger combination available for a limited time only at selected restaurants in the country.

"Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto is more than just a hotel — it’s a gateway to experiencing the heart and soul of Kyoto," Philip Lim, a senior vice president with Banyan Tree, told Travel + Leisure.

A former ryokan inn, Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto offers onsen rooms equipped with natural hot spring water, and a contemporary take on a Noh theatre ...