Skypaktours is a booking site for domestic trips using flights operated by Skymark. Its Tasutabi dynamic package combines air tickets with accommodation. Searches can specify the departure airport, destination, outbound and return dates, lodging dates, and number of travelers. The site also lists domestic package tours, brochure products, and trips with rental cars. It provides online booking for Japan trips that combine air travel and a place to stay.
This is the official site of Okinawa Tourist Service, featuring travel arrangements and local information for Okinawa. Visitors can look for island hotels, rental cars, activities, and bus tours. OTS FREESTYLE is presented as a way to combine air tickets with accommodation in Okinawa. The site also explains local travel assistance, a members’ lounge, visitor information, and coupons. It brings lodging, transportation, and activities for an Okinawa trip together in one place.
Nishitetsu Travel is the official booking site of a travel company in Japan’s Nishitetsu group. It lists domestic and overseas trips, bus and rail tours departing from Fukuoka and Tokyo, and lodging plans. Offerings include JR rail-and-hotel packages, sightseeing trains in Kyushu, cruises, and sports trips. The site also provides information for corporate and group travel, member accounts, branches, and reservation support. Searches can be narrowed by departure city and trip style.
Yomiuri Travel is the official booking site of a Japanese travel company. It lists domestic and overseas trips, bus tours, cruises, hotel plans, and dynamic travel packages. Travelers can narrow searches by departure area, destination, date, trip length, transport, and tour theme. Each option can include an itinerary, digital brochure, reservation details, and an account page. The site brings together several types of organized travel departing from Japan.
Meitetsu Kanko is the official travel reservation site of Japan’s Meitetsu group. It lets visitors search domestic and international tours, domestic dynamic packages, accommodation, and cruises. Search options include departure point, destination, travel date, number of nights, room count, and keywords. The site also lists hotels, ryokan inns, hot-spring stays, membership information, and branch details. Its pages bring together the company’s tour and lodging services for travelers in Japan.
Club Tourism is a service for searching and booking tours in Japan and abroad. Domestic offerings include bus tours, train and air trips, local sightseeing tours, themed travel, and cruises. Overseas tours and cruises can also be searched by departure place, destination, date, trip length, transport, or keyword. Themes include solo travel, hiking, temple visits, history, and World Heritage sites, with sections for confirmed and last-minute tours. Members can access travel information, digital catalogs, reservation checks, and customer support links.
Hankyu Travel lets customers search and book trips departing from Japan, both within the country and overseas. Its domestic offerings include tours, bus trips, train and air packages, plus menus for hotels and ryokan in Japan. The site also lists overseas tours and cruises and links to searches for international flights and hotels. Travelers can filter by departure area, destination, date, trip length, transport, and travel theme. It features several tour brands, destination guides, member coupons and points, store information, and reservation support.
Rurubu Web is a Japanese travel and outing information site operated by JTB Publishing. Its Rurubu Plus section makes selected guidebook articles available on the web and in an app, covering sights, food, activities, and places to stay. Rurubu and More publishes ideas about restaurants, cafés, new openings, events, and everyday outing routes. Rurubu Kids features family outings and travel as well as articles about child development and education. Members can save articles and places, and the site also presents travel guidebooks and train timetables.
Relux is a service for finding and booking hotels and ryokan across Japan. Travelers can enter keywords or choose a region, dates, and party size to search for a stay. Search menus organize properties by area, lodging type, theme, and locations near train stations. Listings include ryokan, city hotels, resorts, business hotels, vacation rentals, and pensions. The site also features hot spring, family travel, and glamping guides, together with property ratings, member plans, and limited-time offers.
Yahoo Travel is a Japan-focused service for searching and booking hotels and traditional inns. Travelers can search by destination, dates, guest count, or keywords to find a place to stay. Filters separate business hotels, hotels, and ryokan to narrow the lodging results. The site also presents packages that combine accommodation with air travel, along with property ratings and prices. Visitors can browse campaigns, coupons, and PayPay point offers, then review reservations, saved favorites, or help information.
Ikyu is a booking service for hotels and traditional inns in Japan. Travelers can browse hotels, business hotels, resorts, and ryokan by region and trip preferences. Property pages present available plans, prices, and ratings, while destination, hot spring, and themed pages help people discover places to stay. The service also has menus for overseas accommodation and packages combining a stay with air travel. Links to restaurant and spa reservations, member plans, and reservation checks are available from the site.
Nippon Travel Agency’s official site lets customers search and book domestic and international travel products. In Japan, listings include packages combining JR or Shinkansen rail or flights with accommodation, plus hotels, inns, tours, day trips, highway buses, rental cars, and activities. International options include tours, escorted trips, flights, flight-and-hotel packages, and overseas hotels. Search filters cover departure area, dates, and travelers, while the site also provides branch listings, corporate services, reservation checks, coupons, and notices about delays or cancellations. Regional, seasonal, and themed guides and lodging information help users choose and arrange a trip.
HIS’s official booking site offers travel searches and reservations for trips from Japan and within the country. International options include tours, flights, flight-and-hotel packages, accommodation, local activities, rail, cruises, and rental cars. Domestic listings cover tours, air tickets, hotels, bus trips, rail and Shinkansen journeys, and activities. The site also features themed trips, group and corporate travel, in-store or online consultations, travel insurance, and visa assistance. Regional departure information, promotions, reservation management, and FAQs help customers plan and manage bookings.
JTB’s official website lets travelers search and book trips within Japan and abroad. Domestic options include hotels and inns, tours, rail or air packages with accommodation, day trips, and local activities. International travel listings include package tours, escorted trips, flights, hotels, local excursions, and cruises. The site also features destination and theme guides, sightseeing information, discount coupons, and trip-planning appointments in stores or online. Members can check reservations and use the travel app, support contacts, and other tools for managing a trip.
The Japan National Tourism Organization’s official site publishes information about its work to promote travel to Japan. It provides inbound visitor statistics and market updates by overseas region, along with press releases, notices, procurement announcements, and careers information. Municipalities and tourism businesses can learn about support for destination marketing, regional visitor programs, improving the visitor environment, and attracting meetings and events. The site also covers the national licensed guide interpreter examination, membership services, overseas offices, business plans, and activity reports. It is an official source for research and support programs related to inbound tourism in Japan.
Ekitan provides travel information for trains, buses, Shinkansen services, and flights in Japan. Travelers can enter a departure point, optional via stop, destination, and time to search routes and transfers. Results and related tools cover fares, commuter-pass costs, and first and last train times. The site also lists rail, bus, Shinkansen, domestic-flight, and international-flight timetables, service alerts, and bus routes and fares. Station details, local weather, travel guides, and business services such as route APIs and commuting-cost tools are also available.
Japan Post’s official website explains postal and parcel services in Japan and provides tools for looking up addresses and postal codes. Visitors can search by region, enter an address, or start with a postal code, and businesses can look up dedicated seven-digit office codes. The site calculates domestic prices for letters, postcards, and Yu-Pack parcels, and provides rates and delivery estimates for international mail and EMS. Users can also find post offices, ATMs, and mailboxes, track parcels, request redelivery, and check service or delay information. Business resources include downloadable postal-code data and an official API for postal codes and digital addresses.
Whereby is a European-owned video-calling service for individuals, teams, and businesses that build calls into their own products. Meetings offers instant calls, permanent room links, essential meeting features, and basic customization. Embedded gives developers APIs and SDK tools to create rooms programmatically and add video calling to apps and services. Features highlighted on the site include transcripts, file sharing, chat, screen sharing, a virtual whiteboard, and custom branding. Whereby presents telehealth and e-learning as use cases and says its products are GDPR and HIPAA compliant and ISO 27001 certified.
CPUID develops software for inspecting and testing PC hardware. Its best-known utility, CPU-Z, reports processor name, model, codename, process, package, cache levels, motherboard and chipset, and memory type, size, timings, and module details. It can display live core and memory frequencies, with official downloads for Windows x86 and x64, Windows ARM64, and Android. The site provides installation and configuration guidance, troubleshooting FAQs, version history, and links to CPU-Z validation reports. Its lineup also includes HWMonitor for hardware sensor readings, HWMonitor PRO, PerfMonitor 2, and powerMAX for CPU and GPU stress testing.
Data Bin is a Japanese browser-based file-sending service where users upload large files and deliver a download URL to recipients. After uploading, the service can email a notification, or the sender can share the link through their own email or chat app. Upload settings include an expiration period, download password, download-completion notice, and upload-completion notice, with an optional secure-delivery feature. Capacity and features vary by plan, and the homepage lists a 2 GB limit for the Light plan. The site also explains its guides, pricing, FAQs, contact options, security feature, and business plans.
