Become a Japan Specialist Japan’s endless opportunities for discovery include both modern and ancient treasures, as well as stunning natural landscapes with a beauty all their own. Learn about Japan’s historic monuments, castles, shrines and museums; colorful festivals; unique cultural, entertainment, dining and shopping experiences, and more. Complete this program by March 31, 2024 to earn your certificate and prepare to send your clients on a life-enhancing journey! |
The location of Japan’s main cities and regions (shown on maps), accompanied by overviews of their most interesting attractions, along with festivals and foods to try Information on Japan’s 32 national parks and 25 World Heritage Sites How best to encounter traditional Japanese customs and cultural events Where to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities and best take in natural scenery – and how to sell Japan to many other special interests as well as build itineraries The wide range of accommodation options in Japan, including Western-style hotels as well as lodging steeped in Japanese culture, such as ryokans and the more affordable minshuku (like a bed & breakfast) Great side trips from Tokyo to attractions like the iconic Mount Fuji, the village of Kamakura with its 37-foot-high Great Buddha, and Nikko, a village that is home to two shrines and a temple -- all designated as UNESCO World Heritage sites |