Attractions

Hiroshima Castle, or Carp Castle, offers a glimpse into Japan’s history. Explore the five-story keep, museums, and reconstructed Ninomaru buildings. It’s a must-see for history lovers!

Sumida Park, along the Sumida River, offers a serene riverside escape with cherry blossoms in spring and vibrant fireworks in summer. Perfect for strolls, picnics, and enjoying Tokyo’s seasonal beauty.

Mount Wakakusayama offers stunning views of Nara City from its 350-meter peak. Enjoy cherry blossoms in spring, hike to the summit for breathtaking vistas, and witness the vibrant Wakakusa Yamayaki festival in January.

Sengukan Museum shows life-size shrine replicas and explains Ise Shrine's rebuilding cycle, offering a rare look at sacred architecture and Japanese craftsmanship.

Hokokuji Temple, a hidden gem in Kamakura, is renowned for its tranquil bamboo grove and samurai history. Explore its beautiful bamboo paths, historic buildings, and enjoy matcha at the peaceful tea house.

Fukuoka's yatai (open-air food stalls) on Nakasu Island offer a cozy, lively atmosphere. Enjoy yakitori, oden, and Hakata ramen. A must-visit for food lovers and socializing!

Susukino, Sapporo’s lively entertainment hub, is filled with bars, restaurants, and karaoke spots. Enjoy local ramen at Ramen Yokocho and visit in February for the dazzling ice sculptures of the Snow Festival!

Spain Slope is a charming 100-meter pedestrian street in Shibuya, lined with trendy boutiques, cafes, and restaurants. Its European vibe makes it a must-visit for shopping, dining, and beautiful views!

The Panasonic Center in Tokyo is a tech lover's dream, featuring the latest Panasonic innovations. Explore futuristic gadgets and enjoy hands-on exhibits. Don't miss Akerue, an interactive creative museum!

Hanayashiki Amusement Park, Tokyo’s oldest theme park, blends history with fun near Sensoji Temple. Enjoy classic rides like a Ferris wheel and roller coaster for a nostalgic escape in Asakusa!