Attractions

Famous for views of Sakurajima's craters

Tenjinbashi Suji Shopping Street is Osaka's longest shopping arcade, stretching over 2.6 kilometers. Explore local food, unique souvenirs, kimono stores, and trendy shops in a lively, covered space.

Hirosaki Castle is a historic site surrounded by 2,500 cherry trees, offering scenic views and a cultural experience, with a famous cherry blossom festival and nearby botanical garden.

Motoise Kono Shrine, at the northern end of Amanohashidate Sandbar, is a historic spiritual site dedicated to Amaterasu and Toyoukehime. Its Ise-like hall and surrounding shrines make it a must-visit.

Valley famous for its preserved post towns

Fukuoka Castle, located in Maizuru Park, was the largest in Kyushu during the Edo Period. Explore the ruins, reconstructed gates, and enjoy cherry blossoms in spring—perfect for history and nature lovers.

Nikko Botanical Garden is a peaceful haven showcasing over 1,500 plant species. Explore well-maintained paths lined with trees, flowers, and shrubs, offering a tranquil retreat for nature lovers.

Harajuku—Tokyo’s trendsetting hub—blends youth culture, fashion, and history. Shop Takeshita Dori’s quirky boutiques, explore Omotesando’s chic vibe, or find serenity at Meiji Jingu and Yoyogi Park.

Hasedera Temple, a stunning Jodo sect temple, is home to a towering 9.18-meter Kannon statue. Enjoy scenic views, a peaceful garden, and explore the Kannon Museum, featuring sacred treasures and sculptures.

Daikanyama T-Site is a trendy Tokyo hotspot, known for its stylish white lattice buildings. With cafes, bookstores, and a chic atmosphere, it’s perfect for book lovers and those seeking creativity.