This graph displays average prices of the vacation rentals and holiday apartments located in Japan. The most expensive prices are in April (4/28 - 5/5). Prices reach an average of $124 per night. Vacation rental prices go down to $110 per night in March (3/23 - 3/30).
The availability graph shows the percentage of available rentals in Japan. It is harder to find an accommodation during a week of March (3/16 - 3/23), as 53% of the rentals are booked. On the contrary, only 29% of the rentals are booked during a week in May (5/26 - 6/2).
A land with a rich heritage and modern society that seems almost futuristic compared to other nations, Japan is no doubt a must see. Whereas Japanese culture has spread across the globe through cuisine, art, and literature, visitors still need to see and experience Japan firsthand to understand what it's about.
Though Japanese cuisine has stormed the world food scene, as evident by the plethora of Japanese restaurants worldwide, nothing compares to enjoying authentic Japanese food at its source. Local cuisine, divided into traditional, regional, and seasonal dishes, includes rice (gohan), miso soup, pickled vegetables, and, of course, seafood. Choose from popular sashimi to exotic uni (sea urchin). Meat, which was introduced to the Japanese diet during the modernization of Japan, is also common on menus – look for yakiniku (grilled meat). Other must-tries include soba, ramen, and Kobe beef, with drinks such as matcha (green tea), sake, and Japanese beer.
For an unforgettable family vacation, come to Japan. Visit Tokyo DisneySea and the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Kyoto. Robotics will delight kids in the futuristic district of Odaiba as you shop for their favourite Pokemon characters. Go skiing in Hakuba or visit temples and old towns in rural Japan.
As a historical country and an urban destination, Japan offers the best of both worlds. In Tokyo alone, you can see Shinto temples and the Imperial Palace, along with modern enclaves such as Akihabara and Shinjuku. Not far from any Japan cabin, you can see cherry blossoms in spring or lavender in summer.
In the south, Kyoto is a haven for culture lovers. Join a food tour when in Japan or learn something new like sushi making, ikebana (flower arrangement), or calligraphy.
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