Japan is known for its efficient and timely public transport system, with an extensive rail network covering metropolitan areas and the vast majority of rural areas.
Whether you choose to travel by rail, using a combination of the Shinkansen (bullet train) network and local trains, or by utilising a growing number of budget air carriers offering domestic flights across Japan, travelling across Japan has never been easier.
For the more experienced traveller, car rental can open up a variety of experiences off the beaten track. Rest areas known as “Michi-no-Eki” (highway services) are frequent across all major Japanese highways and are known for their range of food, clean toilet/shower facilities and many offer the ability to stay overnight.
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International Airports
Travelling to Japan has never been easier, with most airlines and major international airports now offering flights to Japan. Most major airlines outside of Asia now offer flights to either…
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Domestic Airports
All airports within Japan handle domestic flights, with Tokyo’s Haneda and Narita Airports serving both domestic and international travellers. Domestic flights can be a cheap and convenient way to travel…