Attractions

Seaside Momochi is a lively waterfront area in Fukuoka, known for its modern architecture, beaches, and landmarks like Fukuoka Tower. Explore museums, shopping, dining, and scenic parks by Hakata Bay.

Shugakuin Imperial Villa, built in the 17th century, offers stunning gardens and traditional architecture. Explore the Upper, Middle, and Lower Villas with a guided tour, showcasing Japan's imperial beauty.

Toyosu Market opened in 2018, replacing Tsukiji as Tokyo’s seafood hub. Watch tuna auctions, explore fresh produce halls, enjoy top sushi, and visit the rooftop garden for stunning bay views!

Nada Sake District is Japan's top sake region, just outside Kobe. Explore traditional breweries, taste fine sake, and visit the Hakutsuru Sake Museum for a deep dive into the art of sake-making.

Makino Sunny Beach, located on Lake Biwa, is a top family destination known for its pristine waters and beautiful scenery. Perfect for swimming, relaxation, and camping, it offers stunning views and a clean environment.

Famous for life-size dinosaur statues

Kirifuri Waterfall is a mesmerizing 75-meter cascade near Nikko. Its misty charm and stunning seasonal colors make it a must-see. Easily accessible from an observation deck, it’s perfect year-round!

Marine World Uminonakamichi, located on Fukuoka’s coast, is a must-see aquarium featuring over 120 sharks, dolphin shows, and stunning views of Hakata Bay. A perfect destination for families and nature lovers!

Makuhari Messe is Japan’s second-largest convention center, hosting top events like Tokyo Game Show and major concerts. With hotels, shops, and easy access, it’s a must-visit for eventgoers and tourists!

Kidzania Tokyo is a thrilling indoor theme park where kids aged 3-15 can try real-world jobs, from chefs to pilots, through fun role-play. Designed like an airport, it’s a must-visit for young explorers!