Recognizing that the shift to sustainability will depend not only on high-tech solutions and tentpole projects, the Newsweek Japan SDGs Awards (aligned with the United Nations' Sustainable Development ...

While most people who travel to Japan go to Tokyo or Osaka, there’s so much more to discover in this beautiful country beyond ...

To keep clear of the crowds while still seeing the can’t-miss sights, set up a Japan Rail Pass. With seven-, 14-, or 21-day vouchers (exchanged for cards upon your arrival), explore the JR train ...

Leading multimodal booking platform 12Go announces the global roll-out of its new rail-pass marketplace, giving travelers a single, intuitive hub to ...

A teenager who lived on trains for two years with all his belongings in one small backpack using an unlimited rail pass has revealed his tips for packing light. Lasse Stolley, 18, swapped normal ...

Rail Journeys ... included in the Swiss Travel Pass (starting from 244 Swiss francs – roughly £219 – and children under 16 ride free of charge) which offers unlimited access to all public ...

We’re unfazed if you tell us you’re heading to Japan to celebrate the ... Hello Kitty Shinkansen with a JR-West rail pass. We recommend getting the All Area Pass (¥26,000, ~S$227.81), which grants you ...

Those who love travelling Japan by rail, brace yourselves for more ... a 50 per cent increase. The five-day pass offers unlimited travel on JR trains, including the high-speed shinkansen bullet ...

If criss-crossing train tracks and roundabout routes are not for you, perhaps trusty buses may be the way to go. The Japan Bus Pass, sold by transport operator Willer Express, offers unlimited ...

Whereas the Japan Rail Pass has a higher price that gives you unlimited access to some of the fastest trains in Japan to zip back and forth across the country, the Seishun 18 Ticket, which is also ...

Free noodles and train tickets in Japan ... on bowls of noodles and more than 10,000 for a six-month unlimited travel pass — has also raised eyebrows. “I think they should be more generous ...