Mapping Japan Through Nabe As winter settles over Japan, one ritual brings warmth to cold hands: hotpot, or nabe. Simmering at the table and…
Best Events Japan January 2026 Voyapon selects the best events, culinary highlights, and exhibitions happening this month in Japan.
Let Nothing You Dismay: Some Memories of Christmas in Japan Toward the end of each year as the trees are shrugging off their russet cloaks, to those who are susceptible,…
Fukuoka: A City Transforming Traditions Into Innovation Kyushu’s largest city of Fukuoka has long been a gateway to the dynamic, volcanic attractions of southern Japan and its…
Kissaten: A Look Inside Japan’s Traditional Cafés In the age of themed cafés and specialty coffee shops, the humble kissaten stands out, retaining much of its identity.
Iki: An Ancient Island Inhabited by Gods and Gastronomy Iki was once an independent kingdom and border island on ancient sea routes between Japan and the rest of Asia.…
Tokyo’s Most Budget-Friendly Hotels Researching and booking for a trip to Japan should be seen as part of the vacation experience itself. There is…
Getting Help in Japan: Medical, Criminal, and Natural Disasters Getting help in Japan is an essential topic for travelers, as medical issues, natural disasters, or even criminal incidents can…
JW Marriott Hotel Nara: An Indispensable Kansai Hub Nara is a beautiful city with so much to offer and JW Marriott Hotel Nara is the ideal location to…
NISHIYAMA RYOKAN: An Authentic Experience in the Heart of Kyoto Voyapon showcases NISHIYAMA RYOKAN, a traditional accommodation in Kyoto that welcomes you with open arms.
KFC: How the Fast-Food Brand Became a Christmas Tradition in Japan Christmas is one of the most widely celebrated holidays in the world, officially observed in more than 160 countries. While…
Before Sunrise Reimagined: Céline & Jesse in Tokyo Tokyo's meditative and contemplative energy reminds me of one of my favorite films, Richard Linklater’s Before Sunrise (the first part…