Attractions

Okayama Castle, known as "Crow Castle" for its black exterior, was built in 1597 and rebuilt in 1966. Explore the six-story keep, enjoy exhibits, and try Bizen-yaki pottery for a unique experience.

Enoura Observatory, nestled in the hills near Odawara, blends contemporary art with stunning nature. Explore galleries, solstice-aligned architecture, and tranquil bamboo groves for a unique cultural escape.

Nikko Toshogu Museum showcases artifacts from Tokugawa Ieyasu’s era, including samurai armor, weapons, and ceremonial items. A must-visit for history buffs, offering insight into Japan's feudal past.

Toshogu Shrine in Nikko is a stunning tribute to Tokugawa Ieyasu, featuring intricate buildings, the famous Yomeimon Gate, "see no evil" monkeys, and a unique "Crying Dragon" ceiling. A cultural gem!

Yebisu Garden Place is a vibrant district in Tokyo blending luxury, culture, and history. Enjoy Michelin-star dining, art at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, and explore the area's beer heritage.

Tokyo Big Sight, Japan’s largest exhibition center, wows with its futuristic design. Hosting top events like AnimeJapan and Tokyo Motor Show, it’s a must-visit for event lovers and architecture fans!

Honpukuji Water Temple on Awaji Island blends Tadao Ando’s design with Buddhist symbolism, featuring a lotus pond, vermilion-lit hall, and a peaceful, water-filled spiritual journey.

Kumano Nachi Taisha blends nature and spirituality with Japan’s tallest waterfall, a stunning pagoda, and forested pilgrimage paths leading to this sacred mountaintop shrine.

Kyoto International Manga Museum is a paradise for manga fans, with over 300,000 manga to explore. Browse shelves of comics, enjoy events, and experience Japan's vibrant manga culture in a historic setting.

Sunshine Aquarium, located on the 10th floor of the World Import Mart in Sunshine City, Tokyo, features diverse sea life, from penguins to stingrays. A fun, immersive experience for all ages!