Lonely Planet Experience Japan

<P><B>This latest edition of Lonely Planet's </B><I><B>Experience Japan</B></I><B> travel guide reveals exciting new ways to explore this iconic city with all the tools you need to create </B><I><B>your own</B></I><B> unique trip.</B></P><P>Discover amazing local experiences from visiting every foodie's mecca, Osaka - home of ramen, <I>takoyaki</I> and conveyor-belt sushi; to basking in the grandeur of Shimane Prefecture's Izumo Taisha, one of Japan's most important shrines; and achieving ultimate relaxation by going onsen-hopping at Kurokawa Onsen.</P><P><B>Build a one-of-a-kind trip</B> with <B>Lonely Planet's </B><I><B>Experience Japan</B></I> travel guide:</P><ul><li><B>Our </B><I><B>Experience</B></I><B> guidebook format</B> is led by <B>local experts</B> who provide in-the-know tips so you can plan the ultimate <B>1-2 week adventure</B></li><li><B>Make the most of your time with 'Perfect Day' itineraries </B>recommended by our on-the-ground writers</li><li><B>Insider scoop</B> on the best festivals, secret hangouts, hidden locations, tantalising local food scene and photo-worthy views</li><li><B>Vibrant photography and maps</B> including a <B>pull-out map of Japan</B></li><li><B>Connect with local traditions and trends </B>through fun insights from exploring Japan's epic hiking scene, to taking a deep dive into the history of geisha, and staying at a lodging at a Buddhist temple</li><li><B>Practical information</B> on money, getting around, unique places to stay and responsible travel, <B>plus handy seasonal calendars</B> on <B>where to go</B>, <B>when to travel</B> and <B>what to pack</B></li><li><B>QR codes unlock extra digital content</B>, know-how and travel secrets</li><li><B>Covers</B>: Tokyo; Central Honshu & the Japan Alps; Kyoto; Kansai; Hiroshima & Western Honshu; Kyushu; Hokkaido; Okinawa & the Southwest Islands <B>plus day trips to</B> Nikko; Mt Fuji; the Lakes; and Shikoku</li></ul><P><BR/><BR/> </P><P>Create your own dream travel itinerary and <B>get away from the everyday</B> with <B>Lonely Planet's </B><I><B>Experience Japan.</B></I></P><P><BR/> </P><P><BR/> </P>