In most trips, adults make the plans, decide the route, and explain the sights—while children simply follow along. But what happens when the roles are reversed? In a unique experience known as the “Reverse Guided Tour,” children take on the role of leader, guiding...

On the final morning of a trip—or during the quiet return home—it’s natural to feel a bit wistful. In this gentle moment, taking time to draw your own map of memories becomes more than just a way to preserve your travel story. It becomes a meaningful process of...

Before embarking on a trip, parents and children come together to create a “shiori”—a hand-made travel planner. It includes maps of the destination, a packing list, fun facts to learn, things to look forward to, and personal goals—often accompanied by handwritten...

“What makes this place so popular?” “What kind of job does that friendly man do?”—simple questions like these often spark deeper curiosity in children during travel. When they take the time to investigate, ask questions, and express what they learn, a family trip...

As the idea of “working while traveling” gains popularity, more families are seeking ways to spend that precious time together. In response, Japan is offering a unique and growing option: the “Workation + Family Study Stay” package—a new travel style that gently...