Attractions

Ad Museum Tokyo, located at Dentsu's headquarters, offers a unique look into Japan's advertising history, from the Edo Period to today. With changing exhibits, it’s a must for design and marketing enthusiasts.

Nishinaka Street, in the heart of Tsukishima, is a must-visit for food lovers. Known for its monjayaki restaurants, this lively street offers a delicious taste of Tokyo’s unique street food culture.

Meriken Park in Kobe's port area offers scenic waterfront views, modern art, and attractions like Kobe Port Tower and the Kobe Maritime Museum. Enjoy history, ship models, and stunning observation decks.

Atsuta Shrine, located in a serene park in southern Nagoya, is one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines. Explore its traditional architecture, the Kusanagi-kan museum, and enjoy local kishimen noodles.

Minato Mirai 21 is a vibrant waterfront district in Yokohama, featuring the Landmark Tower, Cosmo World Ferris Wheel, shopping, museums, and a lively atmosphere.

Takahama Beach is Fukue Island’s top beach, known for its white sand and blue waters. Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and easy facilities at one of Japan’s best beaches.

Zoorasia is a spacious, eco-friendly zoo in Japan featuring elephants, polar bears, and rare okapi in naturalistic habitats. Enjoy nature trails, cafes, and immersive ecological zones for a fun visit!

Kanmangafuchi Abyss is a scenic gorge near Nikko, offering a peaceful riverside walk with stunning views. Admire the 70 stone Jizo statues, each with its own unique charm, along the tranquil path.

Ota Memorial Museum of Art in Tokyo showcases exquisite ukiyo-e paintings and prints from the Ota Seizo collection. With rotating exhibits, it’s a must-visit for art lovers seeking Japan's rich print history.

The Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, located inside Tokyo Dome, celebrates Japan's baseball history. It honors legendary players and showcases memorable moments in the sport, perfect for fans of all ages.