Japan
Where tradition meets the future — neon-lit cities, ancient temples, and food worth crossing the world for.
Japan is a country of striking contrasts: centuries-old temples sit minutes from some of the most futuristic cityscapes on Earth. In Tokyo, you can wander quiet shrine gardens in the morning and stand under the glow of Shibuya's crossing by night.
Beyond the capital, Kyoto offers a slower, deeply traditional side of Japan — thousands of temples, geisha districts, and bamboo groves. Osaka is the country's food capital, famous for street food like takoyaki and okonomiyaki.
Japan rewards travellers who plan around its seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, vivid autumn foliage, and reliable, fast trains connecting it all via the Shinkansen network.
Travel Tips
- Get a Japan Rail Pass before you arrive if you're visiting multiple cities.
- Cash is still widely used — carry yen, especially outside major cities.
- Visa requirements for Bangladeshi passport holders should be confirmed with the Japanese embassy well in advance.