Attractions

Yakusugi Land on Yakushima is a stunning nature park with ancient cedar trees, including the famous Yakushima Cedars. Choose from various trails, including easy walks or more challenging hikes to Tachudake.

Hozugawa River Cruises take you through a scenic ravine in a traditional boat. Enjoy Kyoto’s nature in autumn colors and combine the trip with the charming Sagano Scenic Railway.

Ginza is Tokyo’s luxury shopping and dining district, filled with high-end boutiques, art galleries, and stylish cafes. Stroll down its lively Chuo Dori for a blend of modern elegance and history.

The Earthquake Memorial Museum in Kobe honors the victims of the 1995 Great Hanshin Awaji Earthquake. It offers immersive exhibits, including earthquake footage, interactive displays, and disaster preparedness lessons.

Morioka’s Three Great Noodles—Wanko Soba, Reimen, and Jajamen—blend Japanese, Korean, and Chinese flavors into one tasty local food experience.

Suzukien Nanaya Gelato in Tokyo is a must for matcha lovers, offering the world’s richest green tea gelato. With over a dozen flavors, including unique matcha variations, it's a dessert lover's paradise!

Komyozenji is a beautiful Zen temple in Dazaifu, known for its stunning Japanese gardens. Explore its two rock gardens, including one representing "light," and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, especially in autumn.

Utsunomiya Zoo offers a family-friendly experience with diverse animals in spacious, natural-looking enclosures. Perfect for a relaxing day, it also has a playground and picnic areas for families to enjoy.

Fujiko F. Fujio Museum in Kawasaki offers fans a nostalgic experience with Doraemon’s art, interactive play areas, and character-themed food and gifts.

The Kanko Historical Museum in Dazaifu offers a fascinating look into the life of Sugawara Michizane, the deity of education. Explore dioramas and exhibits showcasing his cultural impact on Japan.