Since the beginning of 2020, media has been consumed by reports of COVID-19 spreading throughout the world. The seriousness of this global event cannot be understated; however, we would also like to share stories of “Japan Now” beyond the news of the outbreak, through the perspective of those who have an intimate connection with Japan — the people of the tourism industry.
Although the current situation has limited our travel, we welcome visitors to enjoy traditional culture and sightseeing around Japan in the future. To convey the whole of Japan, WAttention will carry out a project to deliver multilingual messages to the world free of charge for local governments and tourist businesses targeting inbound travel.
Even from home, fans can experience Japan’s warmth and hospitality by hearing the heartfelt messages from their favorite attractions and businesses around the country. When the time is right, Japan will eagerly welcome visitors once again. In the meantime, we hope many will join “Japan Now from every region” in delivering the charm and appeal of Japan to people around the world.
Message from Takaoka City, Toyama The people of Takaoka city hope you’ve been well during these troubling times. Tourist facilities in Takaoka are using many safety measures, such as having staff wear masks and cleaning surfaces using alcohol disinfectants, to fight the spread of the…
Message from Gunma Prefecture. Gunma prefecture is working hard to create a “safe, healthy, clean” environment for international visitors to enjoy once spread of the coronavirus subsides. When you come to visit, local tourism businesses will greet you with a warm Gunma welcome. This September,…
Message from Fuji-Q, Mt. Fuji Area. Hello from the Mt. Fuji area! The rainy season has ended in Japan, and now, things are heating up here. How are things in your area? This year, we couldn’t have people come see our beautiful cherry blossoms bloom….
Message from SAKU REN JIMBOCHO, Tokyo. Newly opened in February 2018, the SAKU REN JIMBOCHO hotel is conveniently located a minute’s walk from Jimbocho Station. Our hotel elegantly infuses Japanese-style interior design with classical aesthetics, giving it a “retro-modern” look. Jazz from the 1900s flows…
Message from Chichibu, Saitama. We’re from the onsen ryokan (Japanese-style inn) Wadokosen Yu-no-Yado “Wado” in Saitama’s Chichibu city. Chichibu city is a two-hour drive or train ride from Tokyo. It’s an area firmly rooted in nature and history, famous for the Chichibu Fudasho 34 Kannon…
Message from Tsukiji Outer Market, Tokyo. The coronavirus has hit the Tsukiji Outer Market harder than anyone could’ve imagined. The usually bustling market crawling with shoppers has grown empty and quiet. Even still, Tsukiji is a city with proud food markets, restaurants, and shops. Many…
Message from Miyama, Kyoto. Miyama is a small village with a population of about 3,600 people, 50km north of Kyoto city. This northern village is known as “Miyama Kayabuki no Sato” for its collection of 39 surviving traditional thatched-roof farmhouses. It’s a place where Japan’s…
Message from Myoko, Niigata. We thank you for your support and encouragement during the Covid-19 crisis. Donations of masks for healthcare workers are received with much gratitude. So far there has not been any reported case of Covid-19 in Myoko, a city on the border…
Message from Sangenjaya, Tokyo. How is everybody lately? We hope you have been well! We are actively coming up with new workshops and preparing new tools to improve your hands-on experiences. We are also monitoring the health of our staff closely, implementing preventive measures, and…
Message from Ogasawara, Tokyo. How have you been? Tokyo’s state of emergency was lifted at the end of May, but on the Ogasawara Islands where I live, the coronavirus still affects our way of life. Due to the unique circumstances of the islands, people wishing…
Now are turbulent times, and it calls for all of us to be patient until they pass.
Once the spread of the coronavirus has declined, we hope you’ll visit us at the Yu-no-Yado Wado.
Our staff looks forward to your stay.
We’re now working to overcome current safety issues, so we can begin providing enjoyable tours of Tsukiji for people from all over the world again.
When you come to Japan, please make sure to drop by Tsukiji in Tokyo.
We’re looking forward to seeing you!
It’s currently not possible to enjoy international travel.
That’s why we welcome you to a fun, enjoyable stay in our thatched-roof village during this period.
As we push through these troubling times, we look forward to the day you arrive in Miyama Kayabuki no Sato.
There’s been nothing but troubling news these days, but I hope thoughts like “Where should I go once things get back to normal?” can give people something nice to look forward to. One great place to visit would be Ogasawara’s very own Chichijima Island, my home.
We thank you for your support and encouragement during the Covid-19 crisis. Donations of masks for healthcare workers are received with much gratitude. When the pandemic finally settles down, we hope to see more tourists turning up in Myoko.
How is everybody lately? We hope you have been well! We are actively coming up with new workshops and preparing new tools to improve your hands-on experiences. When traveling is resumed, we look forward to welcoming you with more exciting experiences.
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