Attractions

Usopp Statue at Aso Station stands tall with Nakadake volcano in the background. A symbol of hope and resilience, it represents Aso's recovery after the 2016 earthquakes. A must-see for visitors!

Shin-Nakamise is a vibrant covered shopping arcade in Asakusa, offering a mix of traditional souvenirs and modern accessories. Explore unique shops, enjoy local food, and shop rain or shine!

Madame Tussauds Tokyo in Odaiba brings wax figures of celebrities, actors, musicians, and sports stars to life. Get up close, take fun photos, and enjoy interactive exhibits for all ages.

Sendai is the birthplace of gyutan, a delicious beef tongue dish available in various forms, including grilled, donburi, and curry. Enjoy it with oxtail soup and mugi gohan.

Zuihoden is the mausoleum of Date Masamune, surrounded by towering cedar trees and showcasing intricate woodwork. Explore artifacts of the Date family and learn about this powerful feudal dynasty.

Sendai Uminomori Aquarium offers dolphin and seal shows, a penguin enclosure, and exhibits on Miyagi's sea life, including oysters. A top spot for families and marine life lovers!

Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum in Fushimi offers an immersive tour of one of the world’s oldest sake breweries. Discover sake production tools, learn about history, and enjoy a tasting session of premium sake.

Moerenuma Park, located on the outskirts of Sapporo, is an art and nature masterpiece designed by Isamu Noguchi. Enjoy panoramic views from Mount Moere, a glass pyramid, creative playgrounds, and more!

Legoland Discovery Center Tokyo is a colorful indoor LEGO world full of creativity and fun. Discover miniature versions of Tokyo, enjoy fun attractions, and build your own creations. Perfect for families!

Den Den Town in Osaka's Nipponbashi area is a must-visit for tech lovers and otaku culture fans. Explore countless shops filled with electronics, gadgets, anime, manga, and unique collectibles!