Japan
Since 2017, we have journeyed into Japan and experienced the depth of its beauty. We’ve witnessed the warmth of local hospitality and uncovered hidden gems beyond the usual tourist routes.
At Kunji Travel, we want to share these special experiences with you. By supporting local towns, we help their stories be seen and appreciated.
Of course, Japan’s iconic sights will always be highlighted, but Kunji adds more color to your journey bringing you closer to the authentic spirit of Japan.
Our Exclusive Accommodation Selection
Of course, Western-style hotels are easy to find in Japan. But at Kunji Travel, we invite you to experience something deeper, an authentic Japanese-style stay.
We carefully select traditional Ryokan (旅館) with beautiful views, where you can enjoy a seasonal kaiseki dinner and unwind in a soothing hot spring bath at night.
Beyond ryokan, Kunji Travel also offers stays at Minshuku (民宿), small, family-run Japanese guesthouses. These cozy and homely stays welcome you like family, giving you a true taste of everyday local life.
Explore Japanese Cusine
Japanese cuisine is incredibly diverse and varies from region to region. It’s so much more than just sushi and ramen.
With our local knowledge, we will guide you to discover the best of Japanese food: where to eat, what to try, and how to find the right restaurant to match your taste.
And if you’d like to learn how to cook Japanese dishes in an authentic way, Kunji Travel is the right place to help you sharpen your cooking skills!
Getting Around Japan
Japan is world-famous for its railway system, home to one of the most advanced high-speed trains in the world. Traveling between cities is fast and convenient. For example, you can get from Tokyo in the east to Osaka in the west in less than 2.5 hours!
However, planning your journey on Japan’s extensive rail network can sometimes feel overwhelming. Kunji Travel is here to simplify it for you, making every transfer smooth and comfortable.
And for those who love the open road, Japan is also perfect for a road trip. With a rental car, you can reach charming small towns and hidden places that trains don’t go.
