Attractions

The Great Kanto Earthquake Memorial Museum in Yokoamicho Park tells the story of the 1923 disaster. Explore exhibits on the destruction, resilience, and international aid in Tokyo's recovery.

Shitennoji Temple, one of Japan’s oldest temples, was founded in 593 by Prince Shotoku. Explore its historic grounds, climb the five-storied pagoda, and visit the beautiful Gokuraku-jodo Garden.

Spa World in Osaka is a luxurious hot spring theme park offering unique baths from around the world, including Roman, Japanese, and Mediterranean styles. Relax in world-class facilities and saunas.

Miyashita Park is a vibrant mix of shopping, dining, and outdoor activities in Tokyo's heart. Enjoy a rooftop skate park, bouldering, and beach volleyball, alongside trendy shops and restaurants!

Tamozawa Imperial Villa is a stunning fusion of Edo and Meiji-era architecture. Explore its 106 rooms and serene gardens, offering a glimpse into Japan’s imperial history and vibrant autumn foliage.

Remote valley in the center of Shikoku

Honmaru Goten is the only part of Kawagoe Castle still standing. Explore tatami rooms, samurai displays, and history linked to 21 loyal lords of the Edo-era Tokugawa rule.

Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum, a historic gem in Tokyo, offers a stunning collection of 19th-century Western art. Explore its beautifully restored building, blending history with artistic masterpieces.

Biwako Hakodateyama is a nature lover’s paradise, offering stunning views, seasonal flower fields, and year-round outdoor activities. With family-friendly attractions, seasonal dining, and serene landscapes, it's a perfect getaway.

Koyasan offers a unique temple lodging experience, or shukubo, with over 50 temples welcoming visitors. Enjoy traditional Japanese rooms, vegetarian meals, and meditation sessions for a peaceful stay.