Attractions

Yokohama Chinatown offers a vibrant experience with colorful streets, delicious Chinese food, and festive events. A must-visit for foodies and culture seekers in Japan's largest Chinatown!

Kofukuji, a historic temple in Nara founded in 710, is home to Japan's second tallest wooden pagoda. Explore the Central Golden Hall, the Yakushi Buddha, and treasures like the Ashura Statue.

Mandarake in Akihabara is a must-visit for anime lovers and collectors. Specializing in rare manga, figurines, toys, and more, it’s a treasure trove of unique collectibles. A must for pop culture fans!

The Railway Museum in Saitama City is a must-visit for train lovers. Explore historic trains, interactive simulators, and a huge railway diorama, plus great rooftop views and fun play areas for kids.

Fuji TV Building in Odaiba is a must-visit for TV fans and architecture lovers. Explore exhibits, shop exclusive merchandise, and enjoy stunning Tokyo Bay views from its iconic spherical observatory!

Todaiji, Nara’s iconic temple, houses the massive 15-meter Daibutsu (Big Buddha). Explore the impressive Nandaimon Gate, meet friendly deer, and discover artifacts full of spiritual history. A must-see!

Hachiko Statue is a touching symbol of loyalty in Shibuya. This beloved dog waited years for his owner, inspiring millions. A top meeting spot and must-see landmark in Tokyo’s vibrant heart.

Yurakucho, just one stop south of Tokyo Station, blends modern charm with old Tokyo vibes. Enjoy Gado-shita’s lively dining scene, shopping, and the iconic Tokyo International Forum.

Marukyu Koyamaen Factory Tour – Explore Uji's rich matcha heritage! Founded in 1704, this award-winning factory offers an exclusive look at the art of matcha making and its time-honored traditions.

Nara Park, established in 1880, is home to iconic landmarks like Todaiji, Kasuga Taisha, and over 1,000 friendly deer. A must-visit spot to explore culture, history, and interact with sacred deer.