Let’s discover unknown parts of Japan to have unforgettable experiences!
Not only for saving time, but you can surely maximise your trip on the island! I have attached links of recommended tours on each island, so click the link for more details if you are interested 🙂 In case you are worried about travelling to non-touristy places on your own or willing to travel efficiently not to miss the highlights of the island with the limited time, I’d suggest you to take day-trip tours to those islands which are all operated by local guides. Let’s check out the 5 best hidden islands in Japan and the best highlights on each island. Some of them are already becoming popular among tourists today, yet still there are undiscovered sides on these islands. Today, I’d like to introduce some of Japanese islands picked by Unique Experience Japan, which are accessible and offer visitors unique experiences. Also some islands have really unique features or attractions which you wouldn’t find anywhere else in the world. Some Japanese islands such as the top beach resort destination, Okinawa or the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ogasawara Islands are popular travel destinations, yet most of the islands in Japan haven’t been visited by many tourists.īecause of the remoteness, many islands in Japan developed their own unique culture or traditions which haven’t been spoilt until today. Japan consists of 6,852 small and large islands in total which spreads from north to south. One of the best ways to explore off the beaten path travel destinations in Japan is to visit an island. But if you wish to have unique experiences which not many tourists have done before, or visit places where you haven’t seen on travel guides, why don’t you try discovering hidden spots in Japan before anyone else! Most of the tourists visit only famous sightseeing spots in Japan as they only have limited time of travelling or just follow the mainstream travel route. There are tons of attractive places in Japan which are not yet well known among international visitors nor even Japanese tourists.
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