After Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto, Singaporeans are exploring Japan’s lesser-known regions

CNA20 October 2026, 21:49 UTCJapan

From ancient walking trails to encounters with local communities, Japan’s countryside offers repeat visitors a slower, more immersive way to experience the country.

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