Japan's 3 Great Gardens
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Welcome to the second Dreaming Edition of the Japan Travel Trade Newsletter.

We hope you are all continuing to observe social distancing recommendations while easing back into the new normal way of life, as restrictions are easing up in both Australia and New Zealand.

Regarding reports by some news outlets that “The Japanese government is considering a campaign to help foreign tourists visiting Japan by offering support for half of their travel expenses,” please note that the Go to Travel Campaign under consideration by the Japanese government is to stimulate domestic travel demand within Japan after the Covid-19 pandemic and only cover a portion of domestic travel expenses.

It is still unclear when international travel will resume, but until then we will continue bringing you travel dreaming inspiration.

Travel inspiration

Travel Trade Training Webinars -
Japan basics


We are releasing web training sessions fortnightly on Thursdays. The first 2 episodes in the series, "Introduction to Japan" and "Japan's Regions and Model Routes" are already available, and episode 3 "Overview of Key Rail Passes" will go live next Thursday 04 June at 11am AEST. We will send an announcement with a direct link to Episode 3 next week, but in the meantime catch up on the first 2 episodes on our dedicated YouTube playlist.

Ishikawa Travel Trade Webinar (provided by Ishikawa Prefecture)


Come explore Japan's Golden Destination, Ishikawa Prefecture. This short webinar highlights some of the amazing cultural experiences, crafts, arts, cuisine and breathtaking natural beauty that make Ishikawa one of Japan's best kept secrets.

Japan Zoom backgrounds

Although restrictions are starting to lift, we know that many of you are still working remotely. Have you been hoping for some beautiful Japan imagery to brighten up your virtual conference calls? Well, look no further - JNTO has released 9 vivid images that you can now use as backgrounds on Zoom, Skype or Microsoft Teams!

A Japanese winter unlike the others (Travellers Blog)

We sent Aussie photographer and influencer Melissa Findley to experience the lesser known Prefectures of Japan (Fukushima, Gunma and Ishikawa). She has returned with amazing experiences to share with you!

Seasonal Attractions

As we briefly touched on in episode 1 of our webinar series, Japan has lots to offer year-round. Check out some of the key seasonal attractions here.

Partner Sites

12 Interesting Facts About Mt Fuji That Will Make Your Visit Even Better! (WOW! Japan)


While Mt. Fuji is one of the most recognized symbols of Japan, there are many interesting facts about it that many Japanese citizens don't even know! Keep reading to find out some trivia about this famous sightseeing spot.

Explore Japan Through Netflix: 9 Bingeable Japanese Shows to Pick Up (Tsunagu Japan)

 

Here are some of the best Japanese movies and TV shows on Netflix that will help you explore Japan from the comfort of your own home. Whether you're into mysteries, comedies, or reality TV, all these shows will give you fascinating insights into Japan's unique culture.

Resources for your clients
100 Experiences in Japan Brochure
JNTO has worked with local governments and travel suppliers in Japan to create a brochure highlighting off-the-beaten-track experiential travel. The 100 handpicked experiences are separated into seven passions - Tradition, Outdoors, Cuisine, Cities, Nature, Art, Relaxation - allowing you to find activities suited to your client's interests.
    Japan Visitor Hotline
    Open 24hrs, 365 days a year.

    Call for tourist information, or if you need assistance in case of emergencies (accident or sickness) or for support during natural disasters.

    Ph: +81 (0)50-3816-2787

      Japan Official Travel App

      Designed to make your trip to Japan smooth, safe and comfortable.

      Features:

      • Tourist information articles
      • Restaurant listings
      • Public transport route guidance
      • Information on hospitals which provide foreign language services
      • Alerts on natural disasters
      • Find duty-free shops, luggage-forwarding spots and ATMs
      • Search for Wi-Fi access points and Tourist Information Centers offline

      Available in the App Store and Google Play.

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