See what the experts are saying about Sasebo. Get expert advice on how to get there what to see and more.
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Regions in brief
Separated from mainland China and Korea by the Sea of Japan, the nation of Japan stretches in an arc about 2,898km (1,800 miles) long from northeast to southwest, yet it is only 403km (250 miles) wide at its broadest point. Japan consists pri... Continue reading »
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Tips for families
Japanese are very fond of children, which makes traveling in Japan with kids a delight. All social reserve seems to be waived for children. Taking along some small and easy-to-carry gifts (such as colorful stickers) for your kids to give to o... Continue reading »
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Tips for gay and lesbian travelers
While there are many gay and lesbian establishments in Tokyo, the gay community in Japan is not a vocal one, and in any case, information in English is hard to come by. The International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association (tel. 800/448-8550 or... Continue reading »
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Tips for senior travelers
More and more attractions are offering free admission to seniors over 65 (be sure to have your passport handy). However, discounts may not be posted, so be sure to ask. In addition, visitors to Japan should be aware that there are many stairs... Continue reading »
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Tips for student travelers
Students sometimes receive discounts at museums, though occasionally discounts are available only to students enrolled in Japanese schools. Furthermore, discounted prices are often not displayed in English. Your best bet is to bring along an... Continue reading »
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Tips for travelers with disabilities
For travelers with disabilities, traveling can be a nightmare in Japan, especially in Tokyo and other large metropolises. City sidewalks can be so jam-packed that getting around on crutches or in a wheelchair is exceedingly difficult. Some su... Continue reading »
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Suggested itineraries
Japan, with its rich culture and varied geography, has much to offer the curious visitor, not only in and around the major cities but in many of the outlying regions as well. If you want to see everything, you should plan on spending at least... Continue reading »
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In one week
This trip takes you to Japan's highlights, from fast-paced Tokyo to the quiet temples of Kyoto, along with a couple of other worthwhile destinations. It's designed for first-timers, so if you've already been to Japan and seen all the must-see... Continue reading »
Sasebo Travel Experiences
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a year of good health
The first week back at 'work' equated to a week long wedding review. There were many photos to be shown, questions to answer, and e... Continue reading »
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monkey fun
With a midweek national holiday on the cards, not quite long enough to go anywhere very far away, and wanting to catch up with Kate who w... Continue reading »
