Attractions

Kumamoto Prefecture offers an exciting adventure for One Piece fans with 10 life-sized Straw Hat Pirates statues spread across the region. Explore Kumamoto’s vibrant city, mountains, and coast while supporting recovery.

Sensoji Temple in Asakusa is Tokyo’s oldest temple, featuring iconic gates, lively Nakamise shopping street, and colorful festivals like Sanja Matsuri and the Asakusa Samba Carnival.

Radio Kaikan in Akihabara is a must-see for anime and electronics fans. With over 30 stores offering manga, figurines, and collectibles, it's a shopping haven. Don't miss this iconic 10-story landmark!

Nakamise Shopping Street is a vibrant 250-meter stretch connecting Kaminarimon to Sensoji Temple. With over 50 shops, it offers traditional snacks, souvenirs, and cultural items, making it a must-visit!

Kinkakuji, the Golden Pavilion, is a breathtaking Kyoto landmark. Admire its gold-covered floors, serene gardens, and stunning pond reflections. Experience Kyoto’s culture and history in this timeless gem

Byodoin Temple – An iconic Uji landmark since 998, famous for its Phoenix Hall seen on the 10-yen coin. Explore Heian-era architecture, serene gardens, and priceless treasures in this historic gem.

Okonomimura in Hiroshima is a food lover's paradise, offering a variety of restaurants serving the city's famous okonomiyaki. Explore this vibrant "Okonomiyaki Village" for a true taste of Hiroshima!

Kegon Waterfall, one of Nikko's most famous sights, stands 100 meters tall and is ranked among Japan’s top three waterfalls. Visit the free or paid observation platforms for stunning views!

Don Quijote in Akihabara is a must-visit discount store with everything from groceries to electronics and fashion. Don’t miss daily AKB48 performances and the @Home Cafe maid cafe for a unique experience!

Kumamoto Castle—a breathtaking fortress built in 1607—invites you to explore its rich history, panoramic views, and stunning gardens with 800 cherry trees. A must-see for any traveler!