Attractions

Iwakuni Castle, perched on Mount Shiroyama, offers breathtaking views of Iwakuni City and the Nishiki River. Explore its samurai exhibits, history, and stunning landscapes. A must-see for history lovers!

The Sumida Hokusai Museum, in Tokyo’s Sumida Ward, celebrates ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai. Explore his famous works and rotating exhibitions in this engaging museum. A must-see for art lovers!

Brook Statue at Mifune Dinosaur Park is a must-see! This musician and swordsman from the Straw Hat Pirates brings his musical charm to the park’s dinosaur exhibits, symbolizing resilience and recovery.

Hakone Glass no Mori is a charming Italian-style museum with over 100 pieces of Venetian glassware. Explore the beautiful garden, enjoy live Italian music, and relax by the glass sculptures and pond.

Akihabara is Tokyo’s hub for electronics and otaku culture. Explore anime, manga, and tech shops, visit themed cafés, and browse Yodobashi’s vast selection. On Sundays, enjoy car-free main streets.

Hakone Open Air Museum offers a unique blend of art and nature with sculptures displayed on vast grounds. Enjoy works by Picasso and other artists, climb the Symphonic Sculpture, and relax at the foot bath.

Sendai Port is more than a shipping hub—it’s a lively spot with an aquarium, a beer factory, and a huge outlet mall. Enjoy shopping, dining, and waterfront views just minutes from the city!

Musoen offers unforgettable views of Mount Yufu, spacious gender-separated outdoor baths, and beautifully landscaped grounds for a perfect Yufuin onsen getaway.

Owakudani offers a unique volcanic landscape with steaming vents, hot springs, and bubbling pools. Enjoy stunning views of Mount Fuji and try the famous black eggs. Explore hiking trails and natural beauty!

Lalaport Toyosu is one of Tokyo's largest malls, offering a variety of shops with international brands and local favorites. Enjoy shopping, dining, a cinema, and a seaside promenade for a perfect visit.