Japan has a strikingly beautiful geography that has led to most Japanese living within a few key cities.

Travel in Japan can be complicated, but careful trip planning reaps huge rewards. Here is what to know before visiting.

Beyond the bustling streets of Japan's inner-city metropolis' lies a variety of dramatic, ever-changing landscapes. From ...

Moreover, the concentration in travel destinations is far greater for foreign travelers than for Japanese ones, and the degree of geographic concentration varies according to their nationality. In ...

Japan geographically sits atop the Ring of Fire, causing the country to experience around 1,500 earthquakes a year, although ...

Beyond describing the characteristics of the Japanese production network, the paper examines the geographic features of the network links. Greater geographic distance plays an important role in ...

For this reason, the geographical context of the Silk Roadmust be thought of in the broadest possible terms, including sea routes linking Japan and Southeast Asia to the continental trade routes. In ...

It’s 20 years since Japan’s most popular pilgrimage route was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list — and its spiritual ...

The best path to adventure is one that is experienced slowly, on two feet or two wheels, and immerses you into the heart of the culture and cuisine of the destination. Welcome to Kyushu.

TASS/. Russian President Vladimir Putin called Russia the Land of the Rising Sun, since the easternmost part of Chukotka is located to the east of Japan. "Geographically speaking, I guess we ...

An international team of researchers has used innovative ecological modeling techniques to identify, for the first time, the ...

Learning geography is not just about memorising places on the map; it encompasses people, culture, economics, politics, and so much more. Geography is essential for understanding our interconnected ...