Attractions

The Luffy Statue in Kumamoto stands proudly at the Prefectural Government Office, symbolizing hope and strength. It celebrates his leadership in the region's earthquake recovery. A must-see for One Piece fans!

Franky Statue at Takamori Station stands as a symbol of hope for Minami Aso's recovery after the 2016 earthquakes. As the tallest One Piece statue, it celebrates the restoration of the local railroad.

Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park is a powerful symbol of peace and remembrance, featuring the A-Bomb Dome and the Peace Memorial Museum. A must-visit to reflect on Hiroshima's past and hope for the future.

Meiji Shrine, located near Harajuku Station, honors Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Escape the city's bustle and enjoy peaceful walks in lush surroundings. A must-visit for history and tranquility!

Daikakuji, located in Kyoto's Sagano district, was Emperor Saga's palace before becoming a key Shingon Buddhist temple. Explore its historic buildings, serene gardens, and cultural significance.

Robin Statue at the Kumamoto Earthquake Museum is a must-see! This powerful archaeologist from the Straw Hat Pirates symbolizes strength and resilience. Learn about the region’s recovery and history.

Sendai City Museum offers an immersive experience into the samurai era with unique artifacts and art, all set within a tranquil park near Aoba Castle.

Hakone Ropeway offers a scenic journey from Sounzan to Lake Ashinoko, passing Owakudani’s volcanic valley. Enjoy panoramic views of Mount Fuji and the lake, all covered by the Hakone Free Pass.

Shibuya Stream is a vibrant destination in Shibuya, offering modern dining, a stylish hotel, and Google Japan’s headquarters. With scenic views of the Shibuya River and a pedestrian promenade, it’s a must-visit!

Himeji Castle is Japan’s most stunning castle, famed for its elegant white design! A World Heritage site, it offers breathtaking views, rich history, and an immersive journey into Japan’s samurai past.