For sheer poetry in golf, this one would take the top honors. A veritable roller-coaster of top notch golf courses at the Land of the Rising Sun that begins at Hokkaido, before heading down south to Tokyo, Shizuoka, Mie and finally culminating at Kyoto. Now add the awe-inspiring natural splendors of Japan and the contrasting charms of Tokyo and Mie. Japan is calling. Are you coming?
Opened in 1990 and designed by Isao Aoki, The North Country Club has quickly gained recognition for its Links style design with few trees or hidden water hazards or other gimmicks to test the golfer, making it stand out from other courses in the area.
Voted Japan's Best Golf Course in 2017 by World Golf Awards, the Hokkaido Brooks Country Club is set in a massive 1.65 million square meters area with two distinct 9-holes sets and a small brook that runs throughout adding to the tranquility.
The Gary Player designed Narita Golf Course is one of Japan's most memorable layouts, thanks to the several marshes and plains that curve subtly among small groves, making it blend seamlessly with the natural topography of the land.
Host course for “Japan Women’s Open Championship” in 2002, the Hakone Country Club is set on the northeast slopes of Hakone in Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park amidst the hot springs that the region is famous for.
Opened in 1936, the Fuji Course is the younger but more famous of the 2 courses at Kawana. Lying among the hills beyond the hot springs of Ito on a pine-covered plateau, the back nine here are arguably some of the most scenic ones in Japan.
Excellent Golf Club Ise Ootori Course is located in Tsu City, the capital of the Mie Prefecture that became famous worldwide for the golf ...
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Tsu Country Club is a stunning course that will test both your mental and physical game. Measuring 7023-yards from the championship tees, ...
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A 54 hole course that spreads across a hilly region overlooking Lake Biwa and Mt. Hieizan. The North Course was also used for an official USLPGA tournament, the "Mizuno Classic." The new clubhouse opened in 2013 is not to be missed.
The Yamana Course at Katsuragi Golf Club plays hosts to the annual LPGA event “Yamaha Ladies Open Katsuragi”, thanks to its challenging yet scenic design of bunkers and ponds with views of the Enshunada sea from several holes.
Located in the heart of Sapporo, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Hoheikan, Sapporo Tanukikoji Shopping Street, and Nakajima Park. Odori Park and Nijo Market are also within 2 km. It's one of the best addresses to stay in the area.
The 5-Star luxury ANA Intercontinental Hotel Tokyo is ideally located in the heart of the city and within walking distance of the various attractions in the Ginza area. The hotel’s exceptional food and the urban sophistication makes it an ideal choice.
Classic hotel established in 1936, Kawana Hotel offers fantastic views of the Pacific and 2 onsite golf courses, including the famous Fuji Course. Visitors can enjoy the stay and golf, and afterwards feast on the fabled local seafood as well.
Opened in 1951 and renovated in 2016, this resort hotel was the venue for G7 Ise-Shima Summit 2016. The hotel is located in Ise-Shima National Park and overlooks Ago Bay on the renowned Rias coast and boasts one of the best sunset spots in Japan.
Perfect for visiting Kyoto's main sightseeing spots, the Karasuma Kyoto Hotel is a great choice for a stay in the city and offers a good balance between price, comfort and convenience apart from a wealth of luxury facilities and services.
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