Attractions

Fushimi Inari Shrine, in southern Kyoto, is famous for its thousands of vermilion torii gates winding up Mount Inari. Explore the shrine, hike scenic trails, and enjoy stunning views and local treats.

Shuri Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Naha, is a must-see for history lovers. Explore the stunning gates, vibrant architecture, and enjoy panoramic views while learning about Okinawa's royal past.

Amanohashidate Beach, on the eastern side of the sandbar, is a serene spot with clear waters, pine trees, and stunning views. Perfect for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying nearby sightseeing cruises.

Historic 88-temple Buddhist pilgrimage

Okinawa Peace Memorial Museum is a powerful place to reflect on the past, honoring lives lost in the Battle of Okinawa and inspiring visitors with its moving message of peace.

Nihonbashi, Tokyo’s historic commercial hub, blends Edo charm with modern elegance. Explore traditional shops, Mitsukoshi department store, and modern attractions like Coredo Muromachi for a unique experience.

Sendai Downtown offers a mix of greenery, shopping, and culture. Enjoy views from AER Building, explore Ichibancho Arcade for shopping, or visit Asaichi market for fresh local produce.

Uji – The birthplace of Japanese green tea, Uji offers rich tea experiences, from matcha noodles to traditional tea ceremonies. Discover its history, learn tea making, and savor the finest teas in Japan.

Famous for its 1914 eruption impact

Hakone Museum of Art, founded in 1952, showcases exquisite Japanese ceramics from ancient to Edo periods. Explore its moss garden, seasonal beauty, and serene Japanese landscape garden in Gora.