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September 28, 2025Karnataka Tourism has significantly developed its presence in Japan with a dynamic roadshow in Tokyo on September 24, 2025. It has been followed by its participation in the prestigious Tourism Expo Japan 2025 from September 25 to 28. These events were strategically planned to promote Karnataka’s rich cultural heritage, diverse natural attractions, and its commitment to sustainable tourism practices. All this are positioning the state as a top choice for Japanese travelers seeking authentic and eco-conscious travel experiences.Tokyo Roadshow: Strengthening Tourism Ties Between Karnataka and JapanThe Karnataka Tourism Roadshow in Tokyo acted as an important gateway to further strengthen tourism relations between India and Japan. The event attracted a wide array of key stakeholders, including tour operators, travel agents, media professionals, and influencers from Japan. This initiative served as an ideal platform for networking, where attendees discussed potential partnerships and promotional collaborations.Advertisement Representatives from Japan Airlines, alongside other aviation partners, explored opportunities to enhance air connectivity between Japan and Karnataka, paving the way for more convenient travel options for Japanese tourists. As both nations look to strengthen their tourism links, the roadshow became a key focal point for building these relationships.A Diverse Tourism Portfolio: From Temples to Wildlife and WellnessThe Tokyo Roadshow placed a spotlight on Karnataka’s vast tourism portfolio. Highlighting the state’s renowned heritage sites like the ancient temples of Hampi, the majestic Mysore Palace, and the architectural marvels in Belur and Halebidu, the roadshow captivated the interest of Japanese travelers who are increasingly drawn to cultural and heritage tourism.AdvertisementKarnataka’s diverse natural landscapes also took center stage, from the lush coffee plantations and tranquil hills of Coorg and Chikmagalur to the unique wildlife sanctuaries such as Nagarhole and Bandipur. Wellness and eco-tourism opportunities, such as yoga retreats and nature walks, were also prominently featured, resonating with Japan’s growing demand for sustainable and mindful travel experiences.Tourism Expo Japan 2025: Karnataka’s Rich Heritage and Natural Wonders on Full DisplayFollowing the roadshow, Karnataka Tourism further showcased its offerings at the highly anticipated Tourism Expo Japan 2025. The Karnataka Pavilion at the expo was inaugurated by Ms. Debjani Chakrabarti, Minister (Commerce & Economic), Embassy of India, Tokyo. The pavilion presented an array of Karnataka’s unique travel experiences, including its Buddhist heritage sites such as Sannati, Dambal, and Aihole.Advertisement Visitors to the pavilion were also introduced to Karnataka’s abundant natural at …
