Attractions

Shibuya Crossing, ‘s werelds drukste voetgangerskruispunt, belichaamt Tokyo’s energie. Duizenden steken tegelijk over tussen neonlichten en schermen. Een must-see voor een iconische Tokyo-ervaring!

Mount Shosha is a serene retreat near Himeji! Explore the 1,000-year-old Engyoji Temple, enjoy breathtaking views, and walk through lush forests where scenes from The Last Samurai were filmed.

Jochiji Temple, one of Kamakura’s great Zen temples, offers a peaceful atmosphere and rich history. Founded in 1283, it’s perfect for reflection, with beautiful gardens, caves, and a nearby hiking trail.

Uminonakamichi Seaside Park is a vast, family-friendly destination with gardens, playgrounds, a zoo, and more. Enjoy nature, bike rides, and the nearby Marine World Uminonakamichi for a full day of fun!

The Suntory Museum of Art, located in Tokyo Midtown, showcases traditional Japanese art in a serene setting. With rotating exhibitions, it offers a peaceful escape and is a must-see for art lovers.

Kehi Jingu Shrine features a towering 11-meter gate ranked among Japan’s top three, plus peaceful grounds and rich history as the Hokuriku Region’s guardian shrine since 702.

Shiroi Koibito Park in Sapporo is a sweet escape for chocolate lovers. Created by the Ishiya chocolate company, it offers cookie-making workshops, a café, and a factory tour. A delightful experience!

Mihama American Village is a fun beachside spot in Okinawa with American-style shops, restaurants, and a movie theater—perfect for sunset views, shopping, and casual dining.

The Former Hosokawa Residence in Kumamoto is a magnificent samurai mansion once home to the powerful Hosokawa Clan. While under restoration after earthquake damage, it offers a rich cultural experience.

Tennoji Temple, in the peaceful Yanaka district, offers a serene escape with its large bronze Buddha and tranquil atmosphere. A hidden gem, perfect for reflection and a break from the city's bustle.