My dream Holiday would definitely be Japan.
Osaka to be precise.

The symbol of Osaka, Sakuras(CherryBlossoms)
Background:
From what I know, Osaka is very traditional as you can see above, their icon is that temple.
Also, it has been nicknamed as the "nation's kitchen".
Evaluation:
Purpose:
The purpose of the website is to show what Osaka has for us, tourists and what we can do when we get there. So, as a tourist website, it is expected that we find out their main tourist attractions such as the Panasonic Square, Osaka Aquarium and Paradiso. There is also the Osaka Castle that is preserved for tourists to view. I feel that this is a very good way to promote their culture whilst attracting tourists.
Coverage:
This site covers the tourist attractions, its geography, the historical sites, land marks, museums and popular neighbouring states such as Kyoto.
The site has hyperlinked major attractions such as stated above, the museums landmarks etcetra to other pages explaining more about the topic in detail. Ultimately, this website functions exactly on how a tourist website should function. Explaining only about the attractions while not informing on what we should be wary of such as the issues on the citizens like the curfew inposed on the citizens. Putting that aside, the links to the other pages are generally as descriptive as the page I'm evaluating right now. The site also has links to hotels in Osaka, Maps, Weather and travel tips and more on the right hand side bar.
This international site provides information not only about Japan, but to other countries such as New Zealands, Morocco, Scotland and many more. Reviews on the site can be found by clicking the "Your Reviews on xxxx" at the bar, right of your screen.
The site also has a "comment card" where people can fill in their dislikes/likes about the site and the information provided.
Accuracy:
The site is decent. It provides enough information to you. Not so much that you would feel tired from reading, but just enough for you to grasp the basic knowledge on what you are going to expect when you go there. Their sentence structuring does give off a feeling of excitement and intriguing. No spelling mistakes spotted.
Currency:
Since there was no update page, I can't really tell if this is being updated regularly.
However, since ithe site does feature Reviews that was done recently. The last review on Osaka was in 2008 by Ross Martlander
Accessibility:
The site is definitely easily accessible, with all the services provided for free. You do not even need to login to comment on the website. However, though it is accessible in a sense, safety of the site is another concern that needs to be noted.
Presentation:
The site layout is fairly simple that can be done without too much hassle. Some links at the bottom such as Hotels and such can be improved by making it bigger or designing it into a button as it looks like an advertisement to me considering that the site is full of advertisements.
Also, the navigation bar at the right could have been done better with the text colour and such, it really looks like advertisements from my point of view. Not to mention that I didn't know it was a navigation bar until I took a closer look at it.
Usability:
The site features a feedback or comment card system.
It is fairly easy to navigate around other than what I explained above about the text color.
Overall:
If they had done a better job in the layout and hired a more professional graphic designer, I think that this site would have looked more appealing to people and hence attracting more people.
Pictures on the tourist locations:
Osaka Aquariums:
Osaka Castle: