Hotels in Kanto, Japan

Kanto is Japan's most populous region, home to Tokyo, and famous for its blend of ultra-modern cityscapes and ancient temples like Kamakura's 13th-century Great Buddha. The climate has hot, humid summers (around 86°F/30°C) perfect for exploring Tokyo's neon-lit Shibuya crossing and air-conditioned museums, while mild winters (about 41°F/5°C) are ideal for hiking the historic trails of Nikko's cedar-lined paths. If you prefer fewer crowds, visit during spring (March to May) for cherry blossoms at Ueno Park, or stick to winter for a clearer view of Mount Fuji from Hakone's ropeway.