See what the experts are saying about Nagano. Get expert advice on how to get there what to see and more.
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Money
It's always advisable to bring money in a variety of forms on a vacation: a mix of cash, credit cards, and traveler's checks. Currency The currency in Japan is called the yen, denoted by Â¥. Coins come in denominations of Â¥1, Â¥5, Â¥10, Â¥5... Continue reading »
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Suggested itineraries
If your time in Tokyo is limited, the suggested itineraries will make the most of it by guiding you to the best the city has to offer, coordinating sightseeing with dining and evening plans. Keep in mind that some attractions are closed 1 day... Continue reading »
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In one day
Seeing the top sights of Tokyo in a single day requires a very early start, discipline, and a bit of stamina. This "greatest hits" tour begins with an early-morning spin through Japan's largest fish market and a sushi breakfast, and includes... Continue reading »
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In two days
You'll be packing in the activities for Day 2 as well, starting out at the Edo-Tokyo Museum, and then strolling through the electronic-goods haven, Akihabara Electric Town. Next, it's on to Harajuku, one of Tokyo's most vibrant neighborhoods;... Continue reading »
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In three days
While you could spend a third day -- and even a fourth and a fifth -- visiting more attractions and soaking up the atmosphere of Tokyo's diverse neighborhoods, visitors with limited time in Japan and confined to the Tokyo area should consider... Continue reading »
Nagano Travel Experiences
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Nagano, Nagiso and Tsumago
From Narita I took the Narita Express to JR Tokyo Station, then caught the Asama Shinkansen to Nagano. I had an hour until my next... Continue reading »
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Basketball?
Who knew that in Japan I would be tall enough to be on the pro team? We ended up in Nagano for a couple of days to watch one of David's... Continue reading »
