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Want to visit Tokyo before getting off the beaten track in Tohoku? Then take a look at this 2-week tour. Perfect for nature and outdoor lovers! #VisitJapanAU

If you want to plonk yourself right in the centre of Tokyo's action, look no further than Shinjuku – the busiest of Tokyo's 23 wards. Not only is it home to the busiest station in the world (with over 3 million daily passengers), it's also home to close to 6,000 restaurants! Photo by @hanamiphotography #VisitJapanAU #City

"Row, rooow, roooow your boat gently down a gorge..." If rowing through a deep volcanic gorge beneath waterfalls appeals to you, then put Takachiho Gorge in Miyazaki Prefecture on your Kyushu itinerary immediately. Photo by @chopsticksontheloose #VisitJapanAU #Nature

Which town or city in Japan do you think is the most photogenic? Pictured is Furukawacho shopping street in Higashiyama, Kyoto, famed for its colourful hanging lanterns. Captured by photographer @onelosttraveller #VisitJapanAU #City

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Have you heard of ‘machiya’? They are beautifully restored Japanese townhouses with a history of over 100 years. Whether you’re travelling as a family or a group of friends, next time you’re in Kyoto, why not stay in a machiya: Japanese design meets modern convenience. @kyoto_machiyas #VisitJapanAU

If you're in Kyoto this summer, make sure to experience 'Kawadoko' dining. ☀️ This unique foodie experience sees tables placed over or beside a river to enjoy the sounds of nature. Pictured is Kawadoko Restaurant Hirobun in Kibune, where the tables are just a few inches from the river, which runs below the deck on which you're enjoying your meal. #VisitJapanAU #Tradition

No matter how many times we see this view, it never fails to take our breath away! Recreate the photo for yourself at the Chureito Pagoda in Yamanashi Prefecture. Located in Arakura Sengen Park, you'll need to climb 398 steps to reach the viewpoint, but we think you'll agree the view is worth it! Photo by @rkrkrk #VisitJapanAU

Think the Japanese only bathe in onsens in the autumn and winter? Think again! A dip in a hot spring is perfect year round. Pictured is Zao Onsen in Yamagata. In the winter it's surrounded by thick snow, but in summer it's surrounded by green mountains, wildlife and lush greenery. Perfection! ♨️☀️#VisitJapanAU #Relaxation