DISCOVER JAPAN: START YOUR EPIC JOURNEY WITH THAI
Destination Japan: The trip of a lifetime is waiting for you!
There's a place where a hyper-modern future lives in perfect harmony with centuries-old traditions, where unspoiled nature flows seamlessly into vibrant cities, and every meal becomes an experience for the senses. A trip to Japan doesn't just show you a new country — it changes the way you see the world.
Fly from Amsterdam to Japan with a comfortable stopover in Bangkok. Getting to the Land of the Rising Sun has never been easier or more enjoyable.
This convenient layover lets you break up the long-haul flight in comfort, giving you time to unwind and recharge before diving into everything Japan has to offer. From Bangkok, you're just one flight away from every corner of the country.
Here are 5 unmissable destinations to explore, all reachable with THAI's comfortable onboard service:
- Tokyo 🏙️🍣⚡ Futuristic energy, neon lights and ancient Zen temples.
- Osaka 🐙🍢 The street food capital, full of fun and nightlife.
- Nagoya 🏯🚗🛡️ Historic castles, cutting-edge technology and the magic of Studio Ghibli Park.
- Fukuoka 🍜🌊🦀 Seaside vibes, a mild climate and famous yatai food stalls.
- Sapporo ❄️🦀🍺 Record snowfall, incredibly fresh seafood and untouched nature.
Your next adventure starts right now: pick your destination, choose your travel style, and set off to discover new emotions. Get ready to be inspired by moments you'll never forget.
Tokyo
Where the energy of the future meets the poetry of tradition. Tokyo is a sprawling, boundary-pushing metropolis where the neon-lit skyscrapers of Shibuya and Shinjuku sit just minutes from the peaceful calm of Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa or Meiji Shrine.
What makes it special:
- Striking contrasts: Go from buzzing futuristic crossroads to tranquil Zen gardens and historic temples in the space of a few minutes.
- Pop culture and shopping: Akihabara for anime, manga and tech, Ginza for high-end fashion.
- World-class dining, from Michelin stars to street food: Home to more Michelin-starred restaurants than anywhere else on earth, alongside cozy izakaya tucked beneath the railway tracks.
Osaka
Japan's capital of flavor and fun. Lively, laid-back and welcoming, Osaka is famous for its residents' sunny, easygoing spirit and a nightlife scene that never seems to sleep. Many consider it the true "kitchen of Japan."
What makes it special:
- Legendary street food: Wander beneath the iconic Glico Man sign in Dotonbori, snacking on takoyaki (octopus balls) and okonomiyaki.
- History meets entertainment: The striking Osaka Castle set in its own park, plus Universal Studios Japan.
- A warm, welcoming vibe: Locals known for their humor and hospitality.
Nagoya
Japan's industrial, historic and technological heartland. Sitting at the center of Honshu, Nagoya is perfect for travelers looking to balance samurai-era grandeur with Japanese engineering ingenuity.
What makes it special:
- The Ghibli Museum and Park: An essential stop for fans of legendary animator Hayao Miyazaki.
- A samurai legacy: The imposing Nagoya Castle, crowned by its famous golden Kinshachi dolphins, and the historic Atsuta Shrine.
- Local specialties: Try unique dishes like tebasaki (spiced chicken wings) and hitsumabushi (grilled eel served three different ways).
Fukuoka
Southern charm and the birthplace of ramen. As the gateway to lush Kyushu island, Fukuoka is a vibrant, youthful coastal city with deep history and a food culture that spills out onto the streets.
What makes it special:
- Riverside yatai: Pull up a stool at the mobile food stalls lining the Nakasu riverbank and dine shoulder-to-shoulder with locals.
- Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen: The home of rich, deeply savory pork-broth ramen, beloved the world over.
- Coastal beauty: A mild climate, gorgeous coastline, and easy access to national parks and onsen hot springs.
Sapporo
Untouched nature and winter magic. As the capital of Japan's great northern island, Sapporo is known for its wide, tree-lined boulevards, sprawling parks, legendary snowfall and mild, refreshing summers.
What makes it special:
- Yuki Matsuri (Snow Festival): The world-famous winter celebration where massive ice sculptures transform Odori Park.
- Local specialties: Renowned for its beer, incredibly fresh seafood (giant crab included) and miso ramen.
- An outdoor lover's paradise: The perfect base for skiing Sapporo's famous powder snow in winter or hiking through national parks in summer.
Your next adventure starts now — book today! Pick your destination, choose your travel style, and get ready to be inspired by moments you'll never forget.
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