Attractions

Ueno Zoo, Japan's oldest zoo, is a must-visit in Tokyo. Located in Ueno Park, it’s famous for giant pandas and home to a wide variety of animals. A great stop for families and animal lovers!

Hondori Street is a lively pedestrian-only shopping street in the heart of Hiroshima. Packed with shops, restaurants, and cafes, it’s the perfect place to experience local culture and find unique souvenirs.

Kumamoto Castle—a breathtaking fortress built in 1607—invites you to explore its rich history, panoramic views, and stunning gardens with 800 cherry trees. A must-see for any traveler!

The Hakone Tozan Railway offers a scenic 35-minute ride through a beautiful wooded valley, with charming stations and stunning views. Enjoy vibrant hydrangea blooms in June-July and magical evening rides!

Ueno Park, near Ueno Station, is a historic and cultural gem with museums, Ueno Zoo, and cherry blossoms in spring. It’s the perfect spot for history, nature, and a peaceful break in Tokyo.

Hanamikoji Street in Kyoto’s Gion district is a must-visit for its traditional wooden houses and geisha culture. Stroll through this charming street, where lanterns light the way for a magical experience.

Ikebukuro is a lively Tokyo district offering shopping, dining, and entertainment. Visit iconic department stores, explore Sunshine City, or dive into otaku culture at Otome Road for anime and manga fun.

The Tokyo National Museum, located in Ueno Park, is Japan’s oldest and largest museum. Explore over 100,000 artifacts, including samurai armor, Buddhist statues, and rare scrolls in its diverse galleries.

DiverCity Tokyo Plaza in Odaiba is a vibrant shopping and entertainment hub. With the iconic life-sized Gundam statue and Gundam Base Tokyo, it’s a must-visit for anime fans and family fun!

The Anpanman Museum in Nagashima Resort is a must-visit for families with young children. Explore interactive exhibits, play areas, and meet characters from the beloved Anpanman world for endless fun!