Attractions

Kanda Myojin Shrine is a historic Tokyo landmark dedicated to gods of prosperity, business, and success. Famous for the vibrant Kanda Festival, it’s a must-see for those seeking blessings and cultural heritage.

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.

Kato Shrine is dedicated to Kato Kiyomasa, a 16th-17th-century lord. Visit for a view of the castle, a sacred ginkgo tree, and a Korean stone bridge. It's a place of prayer for success and good fortune.

Yakumo Shrine, founded in 1082 by samurai Yoshimitsu Minamoto, is one of Kamakura's oldest shrines. With its peaceful setting and rich history, it offers a serene escape and cultural reflection.

Rinnoji, the most important temple in Nikko, is home to stunning golden statues of Buddhist deities. Explore its beautiful garden, especially in autumn, and discover the temple's rich history and treasures.

Tokyo Trick Art Museum in Odaiba offers a fun, interactive experience with optical illusions and 3D art. Explore vibrant displays, take unique photos, and enjoy a playful adventure for all ages.

Tokyo Dome City is a lively entertainment complex in central Tokyo. With the Tokyo Dome stadium, an amusement park, spa, shops, and restaurants, it offers fun and relaxation for all ages.

Kaneiji Temple, once a grand Edo-era temple, now offers a glimpse into Tokyo's past. Located in Ueno Park, it features historical remnants like a five-story pagoda, perfect for history lovers and peaceful walks.

Hagi Castle, built in 1604, was once home to the powerful Mori Clan. Today, the castle ruins in Shizuki Park offer a glimpse into Japan's feudal past. Stroll, bike, or hike for breathtaking views.

Narukawa Museum of Art in Hakone is a must-visit for nihonga enthusiasts. Enjoy beautiful traditional Japanese paintings, plus stunning views of Lake Ashinoko and Mount Fuji from the museum's panorama lounge.