This study examined the satisfaction levels of Taiwan tourists toward Japan as a travel destination in terms of 30 travel attributes including shopping, food, accommodation, entertainment, etc. Descriptive analysis was applied to examine the relative preference of each of the travel characteristics affecting Taiwan tourists' overall perceptions on Japan, as well as their willing to revisit Japan. The results revealed that stable policy and security exerted the most influential impacts on tourists' satisfaction. It also found that all tourists were willing to recommend their family and friends traveling in Japan and would revisit Japan in the near future.