Attractions

Zeniarai Benten Shrine in Kamakura is famous for the unique tradition of washing money to double it. Built by Minamoto Yoritomo, it combines Buddhism and Shinto, offering a rich spiritual experience.

Umeda is Osaka's bustling business and shopping hub, located near Osaka and Umeda stations. Explore trendy shopping malls, dining, and entertainment in this modern district, constantly evolving.

Kasuga Taisha, Nara’s most famous shrine, boasts unique architecture and hundreds of lanterns. Explore its sacred grounds, including smaller shrines, the Manyo Botanical Garden, and the Kasuga Museum.

Historic samurai castle with scenic park

Nezu Museum in Tokyo offers a stunning collection of Japanese and East Asian art, with tea-related pieces and ancient bronzes. Explore its peaceful garden, complete with a pond and tea houses. A must-see!

Roppongi is Tokyo’s ultimate nightlife hotspot, offering vibrant bars, clubs, and restaurants for locals and visitors. With its foreigner-friendly vibe, it’s the perfect place for an unforgettable night out.

Dogo Onsen Honkan, Japan's oldest hot spring, has welcomed guests since 1894. Inspired Studio Ghibli’s Spirited Away. Enjoy serene baths, imperial history, and tranquil rooms for a timeless experience.

Taiyuin is the mausoleum of Tokugawa Iemitsu, Japan’s third shogun. A blend of Shinto and Buddhist styles, it features grand gates, intricate carvings, and Iemitsu's serene mausoleum—a must-visit for history fans.

LaQua, a peaceful oasis in Tokyo since 2003, offers hot spring pools, saunas, and wellness services. Relax in soothing waters and unwind in this serene retreat, the perfect escape from city life.

Kofukuji National Treasure Museum, located at Kofukuji Temple in Nara, houses exceptional Buddhist art, including the famous Ashura Statue. A must-visit for art and history lovers exploring Japan's Buddhist heritage.