Not just a winter resort, you can enjoy Hakuba in the summer too! Five of the newest and most popular attractions in Hakuba

The Hakuba area is well-known for its steep slopes and quality snow, and it attracts many tourists from abroad. It is considered a prime winter tourist destination, but amid the COVID19 epidemic, it is drawing attention for its summertime charms. Visitors can come and enjoy nature and outdoor activities by avoiding the usually crowded spots, and from either Nagoya or Tokyo, the drive to Hakuba is lovely.

Nagoya TV Tower, Nagoya's Newest Instagrammable Spot

When visiting Nagoya, the Nagoya TV Tower, beautiful and romantic, is a must-see spot. Built-in 1954, Nagoya TV Tower was the first radio tower in Japan and is one of the most-popular Towers along with Tokyo Tower and Sapporo Tower. It has been closed for more than a year to improve earthquake resistance, and the tower is finally open as of mid-September 2020.

A Whisker Away: Visiting Tokoname's Shrines

A Whisker Away is a heartwarming fantasy Japanese animation. This story takes place in Tokoname, a city not far from Nagoya. Tokoname, located on the west coast of the Chita Peninsula, has been a famous producer of pottery in Japan since ancient times.

Cycling off the Beaten Path in Shinshiro, Unwrap yourself and relax in Shinshiro’s beautiful Yuya Onsen area!

I read online that Shinshiro City has a bicycle rental system and provides “recommended routes” for visitors to take while exploring the area around Yuya Hotsprings. It sounded great to me, so off I went!

Top 7 spots for Gingko and Momiji (Japanese Maple) Autumn Leaves, recommended by locals in the Chubu Region.

November marks the beginning of the Koyo Season in Japan. Compared to Tokyo or Kyoto, the Chubu region is characterized by less by tourists and more by locals. You can experience the local atmosphere while taking in Japanese nature and culture.

Driving from Nagoya: Sea, seafood, Mt. Fuji! One-day trip to Omaezaki in Shizuoka!

In 2020, the new coronavirus has had a huge impact on our lives. Travel enthusiasts around the world are frustrated because they can't travel freely. That's why Centrip is now offering personalized road trips without the need for public transportation. We're here to encourage travel enthusiasts to explore a new way to travel! Our destination this article is Omaezaki and Yaizu in Shizuoka Prefecture.

International Tourist Destination Takayama: The effects of COVID-19 and the path to tourism recovery.

Delicious and Instant: Eight Types of Chubu Noodles

Many people come to Japan for fun and buy instant noodles as souvenirs, or take them back to their hotels for a midnight snack. In Chubu (Nagoya), there are many types of instant noodles, only available locally. They range from famous instant noodles made by local companies to versions made by popular restaurants. We've gone ahead and sampled them all for you. So join us as we chow down on eight delicious instant noodles from the central part of Japan!

Stroll Along the Nakasendo Highway and Visit Post Towns: Nakatsugawa-juku, Ochiai-juku, and Magome-juku

Where there were once three post towns, Magome-juku, Ochiai-juku, and Nakatsugawa-juku, lies the city of Nakatsugawa, a historical shelter for travelers on the Nakasendo Road. The natural beauty surrounded by mountains and the atmosphere of the townscape along the highway with its sense of history still attracts many tourists from Japan and abroad.

Super Sentos in Nagoya and its Suburbs

In Japan, people enjoy bathing almost every day. They fill their bathtubs and soak their bodies up to their shoulders. People not only bathe at home, but they enjoy bathing while traveling.