Attractions

The Kobe Maritime Museum, located in Meriken Park, is a must-visit for maritime lovers. With its sail-shaped design, it showcases the history of Kobe Port and its role in global trade, offering a unique experience.

Himeji City Science Museum is a must-visit for science lovers! Explore interactive exhibits, discover space, nature, and technology, and enjoy one of Japan’s largest planetariums.

Hyogo Prefectural Children's Museum is a perfect family destination! Kids can enjoy crafts, puppet shows, and a fun playroom while exploring Japanese culture through interactive activities. A must-visit!

Yanaka Cemetery is a serene retreat with scenic paths and historic tombs, including that of Japan’s last shogun. A peaceful stroll here offers a glimpse into history and local traditions amid lush greenery.

Chureito Pagoda charms visitors with stunning views of Mount Fuji, framed by cherry blossoms in spring or vibrant leaves in autumn, making it a must-visit destination.

The Iga Ninja Museum offers an exciting dive into Japan’s ninja history. Explore hidden compartments in a ninja residence, see real ninja tools, and watch thrilling live ninja shows. A must-visit in Iga Ueno!

Shodoshima Olive Park, on Shodoshima Island, is Japan’s birthplace of olive cultivation. Explore scenic olive groves, visit the Greek windmill replica, and enjoy olive products and hot spring baths.

Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine honors Sugawara Michizane, the deity of education. Visit this historic site with its scenic pond, 6,000 plum trees, museums, and nearby Kyushu National Museum for a cultural experience.

Makuhari, just outside central Tokyo, is a vibrant district featuring modern architecture, the Makuhari Messe convention center, shopping malls, parks, and easy access to Tokyo Disney Resort.

Tokyo City View, located atop the Mori Tower, offers stunning 360-degree views of Tokyo from its observation deck. Perfect for photography, it’s the ideal spot to take in the city’s skyline and vast landscape.