How can we travel better? What are lesser-known travel gems in Japan? What's the latest in tourism and travel news and trends in Japan and how does it connect with issues of sustainability? Join us to talk with interesting people in various places across Japan who share their area insights.
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Signup to Generate a PitchHow can we travel better? What are lesser-known travel gems in Japan? What's the latest in tourism and travel news and trends in Japan and how does it connect with issues of sustainability? Join us to talk with interesting people in various places across Japan who share their area insights.
Recent episodes include "How Shelley Clarke Revived an Abandoned Japanese Estate for herself, Visitors & her Community" (21 September 2026, 181 minutes), "(Bonus) Walk-Thru Sustainable Japan GuestHouse - Renovated Abandoned House in EHIME" (7 September 2026, 18 minutes), and "August catch up of news, travel, innovation & challenges for sustainable Japan" (31 August 2026, 32 minutes).
Sustainable Travel Japan publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 54 minutes across 50 episodes.
Booking probability for Sustainable Travel Japan is 41%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Sustainable Travel Japan requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Sustainable Travel Japan's contact route on record: verified email.
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Sustainable Travel Japan is a business show with 50 episodes published.
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Episode #231
Dr.Shelly Clarke sponsored my trip and stay at her wonderful estate in rural Shizuoka where she has been working passionately for many years to bring it back to life (in her free time). Dr.Shelley Clarke (Japanese...
Episode #231
Bonus walk-thru of the fabulous Akiya (abandoned house) to stylish retro guesthouse - talking through the designs and renovation while I was staying at the wonderful Benton Homestead Guesthouse in #omishima island...
Episode #230
Catch up on AUGUST 2026, JJ and Tove talk Japan events and insights for a more sustainable Japan. TOPICS: JJ is staying at Akiya (abandoned house) to stylish retro GuestHouse on Omishima island (Ehime) Benton Homestead...
Episode #229
Alex Kang loves cycling and motobiking in Japan and coaches for triathlon as well as does cycle tours in the Shimanami-kaido route from Hiroshima to Ehime on Shikoku island. In this talk coach Alex joins us from the US...
Episode #228
Will datacenters in Japan be good for tourism and travel? Not if they are located next to hotels and guesthouses and not if they destroy the environment in beautiful rural areas. This podcast discusses where Japan is...
Episode #222
University of Melbourne Educator Athanasios Tsakonas talks about the design of dark-tourism, A-bomb survivor trees of reconciliation & WW2 memorial sites in Hiroshima, Yokohama and Australia. LINKS LinkedIn...
Episode #221
Great topics in today's chat: renewable energy, sustainable life & business solutions, fabulous plantbased food, wonderful hotels in London, Hiroshima & Fukuoka putting people & planet forward, Ideas from London to...
Episode #220
Kristina Minami is better known as SugaLenin on Instagram and shares some of her favorite rural Japan travel advice as well as information about her new business to help guide visitors to more meaningful, less crowded...
Episode #219
Jay Allen has been the publisher and chief writer of the popular site Unseen-Japan since 2018 and living in Tokyo, Japan full-time since 2024 writing and guiding tours for Tokyo's nightlife and lesser-known capitol city...
Episode #218
Adrienne and Zealous Wiley are US based Palm Springs designers who fell in love with traditional Japanese houses and are living their dream by purchasing and beautifully renovating a 100-year-old machiya (traditional...
Episode #217
This talk is a lightly edited version of a talk I did with my dad Jay Jarman 5-years ago on Seek Sustainable Japan. Still so many wonderful insights here on living a life and running a business with a focus on helping...
Episode #216
Joy and Tove catch-up on travel, events, projects and products that focus more on a sustainable Japan
Episode #215
Rick Grehan of image mill talks of his new project just an hour outside of Tokyo to revive an old silk-making house and tea farm as sustainable and regenerative as possible to bring it back to life as a new community...
Episode #214
Azby Brown always has wonderful insights on Japan house designs old and new and the connections to history, culture and good craftmanship https://azbybrown.com/about/
Episode #213
Catching up with no-till farmer Thomas Kloepfer who runs Pitchfork Farms on Mukaishima island in Hiroshima, Japan. Thomas was inspired by Fukuoka-sensei to try no-till farming techniques in Japan and now balances...
Episode #212
Episode #211
Chuck Kayser has been taking over abandoned farmland in rural Kyoto and Shiga Japan to create vegetable farms and do community workshops to raise awareness of the why and how of organic, natural farming and...
Episode #210
As a part of this year's MINKA SUMMIT event at the end of April 2026, we had the wonderful opportunity to tour keynote speaker Jeff Berglund's fabulous riverside MACHIYA in Kyoto along the famous KAMO river. Jeff shared...
Episode #209
Chuck Kayser shares his insights from trial and errors of organic farming in the Kyoto and Shiga area of Japan to an audience of Minka traditional house and rural living enthusiasts from across Japan and even some from...
Episode #208
Clips from a talk by Professor Iain Davey who teaches Sustainable Development strategies in a Kyoto University and who is based in Shiga Japan. For over the last 30 years Iain Davey has been renovating old houses...
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