Traveling to Japan is so convenient—tourism guidebooks available for free!
Japan is one of the most beloved travel destinations for domestic travelers, captivating people with its diverse tourist attractions including various cultures, history, food, and art. This year, the Japan Tourism Agency has specially created the “Tokyo Culture Trip Tokyo Cultural Journey” tourism brochure, which not only can be obtained for free but also comes with various discount coupons that can be used. It is a valuable resource worth having.
(Photo provided / Japan National Tourism Organization)
Tokyo is a city in constant flux, boasting a variety of unique charms such as the latest fashion trends, culture, and art, along with numerous cultural and creative experience activities. Currently, Tokyo is actively promoting the “Tokyo Cultural Transmission Plan,” a project jointly implemented by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, the Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, arts and cultural organizations, and non-profit arts groups. Through mutual exchange and competition among major global cities, this initiative fosters the creation and preservation of art and culture, nurtures the next generation, and establishes diverse regional cultural hubs. It also provides public and private facilities for artists to showcase their creative works in art, music, and performances, offering the general public more opportunities to engage with art and culture in their daily lives.
The “Tokyo Culture Trip Tokyo Cultural Journey” guidebook introduces the trendiest areas in Tokyo—Roppongi Hills, Tokyo Midtown, Ebisu, Harajuku, Omotesando, Akihabara—and covers popular anime information, fashionable restaurants, subway maps, cultural events, and discount coupons. It also features dining and shopping spot introductions in the area. The discount period for use extends until January 30. Those who pick up the “Tokyo Culture Trip Tokyo Cultural Journey” will also receive a new version of the Japan Tourism Year brochure as a bonus.
The brochure comes with discount coupons at the back, which can be fully utilized by those planning to visit Japan in the near future.
How to obtain: 1. In-person pickup (AM9:00–PM12:00, PM13:30–PM17:00) 2. Mail (Please include a 20 NT dollar stamp for return postage and an A4-sized envelope, and send to 13F, No. 137, Sec. 2, Nanjing E. Rd., Taipei City, Taiwan Office of the Japan Tourism Association).
Inquiry hotline: (02)2506-4229
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