While the spotlight has faded from the runways of Milan and Paris Fashion Weeks, the compass of contemporary style points to the East. Japan confirms its position as an incubator of vibrant ideas outside of traditional circuits, drawing on a tradition that combines high craftsmanship with a unique visual imagery, ranging from the conceptual avant-garde of great masters like Issey Miyake, Yohji Yamamoto, and Rei Kawakubo to the pop influences of manga and urban streetwear. Choosing to travel in November means experiencing the country at its most aesthetically evocative: the Japanese autumn offers the fiery foliage of the koyo, a triumph of warm, amber hues that perfectly counterbalance the color palette of the new collections and traditional fabrics. The foliage reaches Hokkaido and then gradually moves southward: Nikko and the Japanese Alps are the first to turn color, around the end of October, followed by Hakone and Mount Fuji in mid-November. You can organize a tailor-made itinerary through the design capitals, as suggested by the Omio platform, booking high-speed trains, buses, and domestic flights, transforming travel between destinations into a comfortable and relaxing experience. While the spotlight has faded from the runways of Milan and Paris Fashion Week, the compass of contemporary style points to the East. Japan confirms its position as an incubator of vibrant ideas outside of traditional circuits, drawing on a tradition that combines high craftsmanship with a unique visual imagery, ranging from the conceptual avant-garde of great masters like Issey Miyake, Yohji Yamamoto, and Rei Kawakubo to the pop influences of manga and urban streetwear. Choosing to travel in November means experiencing the country at its most aesthetically evocative: the Japanese autumn offers the fiery foliage of the koyo, a triumph of warm, amber hues that perfectly counterbalance the color palette of new collections and traditional fabrics. The foliage arrives in Hokkaido and then gradually moves southward: Nikko and the Japanese Alps are the first to turn colorful, around the end of October, followed by Hakone and Mount Fuji in mid-November. You can organize a tailor-made itinerary among the design capitals, as suggested by the Omio platform, booking high-speed trains, buses, and domestic flights, turning travel between destinations into a comfortable and relaxing experience.
