Okinawa Islands: Kerama Diving, Outer Islands, &
Okinawa islands region guide — Kerama Islands coral diving, Ishigaki beaches, Miyako outer islands, castle ruins, and food shaped by Ryukyu independence.
Japan's regions are distinct: from the alpine villages of Chubu to the volcanic south of Kyushu. Pick a region to find what's worth your time, what to skip, and how to get around.
Okinawa islands region guide — Kerama Islands coral diving, Ishigaki beaches, Miyako outer islands, castle ruins, and food shaped by Ryukyu independence.
Shikoku travel guide - Japan's 88-temple Henro pilgrimage, Seto Inland Sea island art, gorge vine bridges, and a bonito-and-yuzu food culture.
Chubu travel guide - Japan's Alpine heartland of mountain temples, Edo merchant towns, thatched farmhouses, and high-altitude valley trails.
Chugoku travel guide — western Japan's San'yo coast of atomic heritage and sacred island shrines, and a wild San'in shore of cliffs and coastal onsen towns.
Hokkaido travel guide - Japan's northern frontier: powder snow, lavender fields, drift-ice coasts, and UNESCO wilderness at the eastern cape.
Kansai travel guide - Japan's ancient heartland of imperial capitals, UNESCO temple circuits, and the country's finest surviving feudal castle.
Kanto travel guide: the greater Tokyo region — a world capital surrounded by UNESCO mountain shrines, samurai coast towns, and Hakone's volcanic onsen.
Kyushu travel guide - Japan's southwestern island of volcanic calderas, atomic heritage sites, hot spring resort valleys, and ramen culture.
Tohoku travel guide: Japan's northeast — pine island bays, mountain cliff temples, lantern festivals, cherry blossom hills, and volcanic onsen resorts.
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