Japan is a country steeped in well preserved history and culture. In addition to the many UNESCO World Heritage Sites throughout the country, there are also countless national treasures including castles, shrines, temples, archeological sites, and important cultural heritage pieces. While it may be impossible to see each and every national treasure Japan has to offer in a single trip, here are just a few of the important, must-see, and even lesser known of Japan’s many stunning national tre...| Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)
A few insider tips on what to pack for Japan can make all the difference. We share what we've learned in this essential Japan packing list| 2 Aussie Travellers
Osaka castle has a fascinating feudal history dating back to 1583, the lavishly restored castle and the grounds are a must see. Don't miss the sakura & ume| 2 Aussie Travellers
Okayama Castle has been recreated from its ruins and is a stunning vista from the famed Korakuen gardens nearby. Make sure you find time for a closer look| 2 Aussie Travellers
Festivals and events are a great way to experience the culture in Japan. The Kenka-sai ceremony is a small local event at the Fushimi Inari shrine in Kyoto.| 2 Aussie Travellers
Hikone Castle is one of only a dozen original castles remaining in Japan. The friendly castle town & original stables make it a must visit| 2 Aussie Travellers
In the heart of Chiyoda, Hie Jinja shrine provides an oasis of nature, tranquility and traditional Japan in the midst of modern Tokyo.| 2 Aussie Travellers
Himeji Castle is possibly the most stunning of Japans feudal castles still standing. Don't miss any of these incredible features when you plan your visit.| 2 Aussie Travellers
