Attractions

Sendai Yagiyama Zoo offers a family-friendly experience with a variety of animal exhibits, including rare species and African elephants, all set in a scenic locatio

Glico Man is an iconic Osaka landmark, shining brightly in Dotonbori. This neon figure is a must-see, representing the Glico brand and capturing the lively spirit of Osaka’s nightlife and food scene.

Shibuya Sakura Stage, opened in 2024, is a stylish new hub near Shibuya Station. Discover trendy shops, chic restaurants, and scenic terraces—perfect for shopping, dining, and unwinding in the city!

Gamers in Akihabara is the ultimate destination for anime and manga fans. With a vast selection of products, from DVDs to character goods, it's the perfect spot to find unique items and gifts.

The Teshima Art Museum, nestled in Teshima's serene rice fields, offers a unique blend of contemporary art and nature. Its minimalist design and mesmerizing water droplets make it a must-visit for art lovers.

Tokyo Dome City Attractions is a thrilling amusement park near Tokyo Dome, featuring roller coasters, a giant Ferris wheel, and an 80m drop tower. Perfect for families and thrill-seekers, it’s a must-visit!

Sanji Statue in Mashiki Sports Park is a symbol of hope and resilience after the 2016 earthquakes. Standing proudly, Sanji represents care and nourishment for the community, especially children in need.

Osaki Hachimangu Shrine, built by Date Masamune in 1607, features beautiful black lacquer, gold leaf, and vibrant colors. Visit for peace, protection, and spiritual connection.

Asakusa Kagetsudo, a famous melon-pan shop since 1945, offers jumbo melon-pan with a crisp, cantaloupe-like top. Enjoy it warm, or try ice cream-filled versions and other Japanese treats!

Yoyogi Park, one of Tokyo’s largest, offers vast lawns, ponds, and forests perfect for picnics, jogging, and outdoor fun. Enjoy hanami in spring and stunning golden ginkgo trees in autumn—an urban retreat.