With Japanese airlines and travel agencies offering budget-friendly travel options, now is the best time to explore The Land of the Rising Sun. The two-day Japan Travel Fair 2025 will help you tick this wonderful country off your bucket list.
The Japan Travel Fair 2025 is eager to welcome Filipino tourists who seek a refreshing escape from the onset of summer on February 22 and 23 at the Glorietta Activity Center in Makati.
Airlines and travel agencies like All Nippon Airways (ANA), Japan Airlines (JAL), Philippine Airlines, Attic Tours, JTB, Rakso and Universal Holidays will be ready to assist tourists in this two-day travel fair, from planning itineraries to booking flights. Tourists can get a peek into Japan’s flamboyant displays and hidden gems through the representatives of Sapporo, Osaka Expo 2025, Hakuba Village and Japanese railway companies.
The event will kick off with an exciting array of Japanese cultural shows, including Japanese idol acts, powerful taiko drumming and mesmerizing koto music. Performances from Link Start, Sharlla Mae Cerilles, Skygarden, Kena Yokie & Miyuki, and more will energize the crowd and give Filipino tourists a glimpse of Japan’s entertainment scene.
A range of interactive activities are also in store for attendees, from lucky draws and quiz competitions to vibrant dance performances. The crowd is sure to buzz with excitement as they participate in the Stamp Rally Challenge where they can win prizes by collecting stamps from around the venue. The first 1,000 visitors each day will get to bring home Japanese-themed erasers, while the Visit Japan Booth will maintain the momentum through its giveaways for those who join the surveys or download the partner’s app.
Whether a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, the Japan Travel Fair 2025 is the perfect starting point for planning your next journey. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity–head to Glorietta on February 22-23 and make Japan your next destination.
For more information, check out Visit Japan Philippines on Facebook and @visitjapanph on Instagram.
