Attractions

Kappabashi Street, between Ueno and Asakusa, is Tokyo’s kitchen paradise! Explore shops filled with top-quality cookware, tableware, and lifelike food replicas—a must-visit for chefs and food lovers!

The Bamboo Groves of Arashiyama offer a serene nature escape. Walk through towering bamboo, feel the gentle breeze, and explore a peaceful atmosphere. Experience nature and the area’s rich cultural heritage.

Kamakura Komachi-dori Street is a lively shopping haven blending history with modern style. Explore unique boutiques, local treats, and fashion, all while soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of Kamakura!

Gotemba Premium Outlets, near Mount Fuji, offers 300 stores with fashion, electronics, and luxury items at discounted prices. Enjoy shopping, dining, a Ferris wheel, and even a hot spring bath!

Tenzan is a peaceful onsen retreat at the foot of a wooded slope, featuring beautiful outdoor hot spring pools. Just a short walk from Oku-Yumoto Iriguchi, it’s perfect for relaxation and nature lovers.

Tokyo Tower offers panoramic city views, thrilling observation decks, and interactive fun at the Red Tokyo Tower e-sports zone, all in the heart of Japan’s vibrant capital.

Hakone Yuryo is a serene hot spring retreat in the forests of Hakone, with open-air baths, private onsen options, and stunning views. A free shuttle from Hakone Yumoto Station makes it easily accessible.

Nijo Market is a vibrant market in central Sapporo, offering fresh seafood and local produce. Enjoy a seafood breakfast, including uni ikura donburi, and explore the lively atmosphere and eateries!

Kenrokuen in Kanazawa is one of Japan's "three most beautiful landscape gardens." Explore its seasonal beauty, iconic lanterns, traditional teahouses, and peaceful walking paths in a historic setting.

Otagi Nenbutsuji Temple, located just north of Adashino Nenbutsuji, is known for its 1,200 unique stone statues of rakan. Stroll through its peaceful grounds and enjoy a serene walk among these charming figures.