Attractions

Famous for the 1914 volcanic eruption

Tokyu Plaza Shibuya, a sleek shopping and dining hub, boasts trendy boutiques, diverse eateries, and a stunning 17th-floor observation deck—perfect for city views, great food, and stylish finds!

Japan’s largest freshwater lake

Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center is a must-visit with its striking design and great views. Enjoy travel tips, free Wi-Fi, and a café, plus an observation deck overlooking Sensoji Temple and Nakamise!

Yodobashi Camera in Akihabara is a tech lover’s paradise, offering everything from cameras to gaming gear. With tax-free deals and global models, it’s the perfect one-stop shop for gadgets and electronics!

Kawagoe’s Warehouse District features Edo-style buildings, a daily bell chime, local sweets, and a lively festival vibe—plus a museum to enjoy it anytime.

Kubota Itchiku Art Museum enchants visitors with breathtaking kimono art, lush gardens, and serene architecture, offering a peaceful escape near Lake Kawaguchiko.

Tokyo Skytree, Japan’s tallest structure at 634 meters, offers breathtaking views from two observation decks. Enjoy panoramic cityscapes, a café, restaurants, thrilling glass floors, and an aquarium!

Kaminarimon is the iconic entrance to Sensoji Temple in Asakusa. Over 1,000 years old, it leads to Nakamise Street, where you can shop for souvenirs and snacks. A must-visit for history and culture lovers!

Harushika Sake Brewery in Nara, established 130 years ago, offers a unique sake-tasting experience. Sample five varieties for just 700 yen and learn about its rich history.