Mae Japan yng ngogledd y Môr Tawel ac mae pob ymweliad yn addo profiad unigryw, wrth i Japan hudo teithwyr â’i ffordd hynod, ond traddodiadol, o fyw.
Mae Tokyo, prifddinas Japan, yn gyfuniad perffaith o’r hen a’r newydd, gan fod y ddinas yn rhoi’r un pwysigrwydd i’r dechnoleg fwyaf modern ag i’r gorffennol a’i gwnaeth yn bosibl. Gall ymwelwyr deithio trwy adeiladau mwyaf diweddar y ddinas i ddarganfod hen theatrau hynod yn dangos perfformiadau Kabuki, neu wylio reslo yn y Neuadd Sumo Genedlaethol. Mae’r un mor hawdd i chi dreulio oriau’n archwilio dyfeisiau sy’n sbarduno’r dychymyg, neu i sipian te mewn caffi cathod.
Darganfyddwch y tueddiadau diweddaraf, blaswch swshi a gadewch i Japan fynd â chi’n ôl i’r dyfodol.
Hedfan gwybodaeth i ddilyn yn fuan
Flights to this destination are available with connections from Cardiff. Click below to plan your trip.
Plan your tripIf you get chance, book yourself into a Ryokan for the night. A traditional Japanese Inn, you’ll leave your shoes at the entrance, don a pair of Japanese slippers and a yukata (cotton kimono) and spend the night sleeping on a futon on the tatami (reed) floor
Gan Louise Bennett100 Yen shops are the place to go to pick up a bargain. The equivalent of our £1 shop, but they sell pretty much anything you can imagine, and are the perfect place to pick up a few Hello Kitty or Pokemon souvenirs to take home
Gan Louise BennettToilets! Yes toilets, obviously a necessity but also a must see of any visit to Japan. Japanese toilets have more buttons than a laptop … although take my advice it seems most of them squirt water in one or other direction, so press them at your peril!
Gan Louise BennettKonnichiwa means ‘hello’ and don’t forget to bow; arigato means ‘thank you’ and will impress the locals and finally the all important kampai – cheers!
Gan Louise Bennett