Kyushu & Okinawa
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Kyushu & Okinawa
A quick ferry ride from the Kyushu port town of Kagoshima, the island of is a world of jagged mountains and primeval moss-strewn forests. This Unesco World Heritage island is a hiker's paradise, where you can spend the day exploring the peaks and then soak your bones in seaside onsen, some of which are at the water's edge and can only be entered when the tide is right. For non-hikers, there are sandy beaches and snorkelling to enjoy.
Theres nothing like lowering yourself into the tub at a classic Japanese onsen (). You can feel the muscles in your back relax and the 'ahhh' that you emit is just a simple way of saying 'Damn, Im glad I came to Japan!' If youre lucky, the tub is outside and theres a nice stream running nearby. The Japanese have turned the simple act of bathing into a folk religion and the country is dotted with temples and shrines to this most relaxing of faiths.
Eat in your bedroom. Spend the day lounging about in a robe. Soak in a bath while looking at a garden. Don't lift a finger except to bring food to your mouth. Sound relaxing? Then we highly recommend a night in a good ryokan (traditional Japanese inn). The Japanese had the whole spa thing figured out long before they ever heard the word 'spa'. From first-class to the most humble, every will give you a taste of how the Japanese used to live.
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Japanese
Visas are issued on arrival for most nationalities for stays of up to 90 days.
Post offices and some convenience stores have international ATMs. Most hotels and department stores, but only some restaurants and ryokan, accept credit cards.
Only 3G phones work in Japan. Data SIMs are available. Mobile phone rental is common and easy.
Japan Standard Time (GMT/UTC plus nine hours)
Flights are pricey around the Golden Week (early May), O-Bon (mid-August) and New Year.
Honshu cities are busy in the cherry blossom (late March to early April) and autumn foliage (November) seasons.
June and July is rainy season in most of Japan (except Hokkaido) it doesn't rain every day but it can be pretty humid.
Autumn (September to mid-December) is usually cool and clear.
Winter is cool or cold in most of Honshu, but it's fine for travel.
Be ready for snow in the mountains.
Many businesses close over the New Year period (end December and early January).
Lonely Planet (www.lonelyplanet.com/japan) Destination information, hotel bookings, traveller forum and more.
HyperDia (www.hyperdia.com) Comprehensive train schedules and fares.
Japan National Tourism Organization (www.jnto.go.jp) Official tourist site.
Japan Meteorological Agency Tropical Cyclone Page (www.jma.go.jp/en/typh) Up-to-date weather satellite images (good for checking on typhoons).
Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (www.mofa.go.jp) Links to embassies and consulates.
Drop the 0 in the area code when dialling from abroad.
For current exchange rates, see www.xe.com
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