Attractions

Yasaka Pagoda, a stunning symbol of Kyoto's charm, stands proudly in the Higashiyama district. Its five-tiered design is perfect for photos, and with occasional openings, you can explore its historic interior.

Kyoto Railway Museum features 50+ real trains, fun simulators, steam rides, and Japan’s oldest station building—perfect for families and train fans near Kyoto Station.

Shibuya 109, a fashion icon, is a must-visit for trend lovers! This vibrant 10-floor hub offers 100+ boutiques with the latest Japanese styles, making it the ultimate shopping spot in Tokyo!

Kyoto Imperial Palace, once the home of Japan’s Imperial Family, is a historic site within Kyoto Imperial Park. Explore its serene gardens, gates, and halls, and enjoy the peaceful beauty of the surrounding area.

Nanzenji Temple, nestled at the foot of Kyoto’s Higashiyama mountains, offers stunning views, beautiful gardens, and unique subtemples. Explore its history, including the tiger rock garden and Meiji aqueduct.

Super Potato in Akihabara is a must-visit for gaming fans. Specializing in retro games, it offers a huge selection of consoles, cartridges, and accessories. Whether you're a collector or gamer, it's paradise!

The Chichu Art Museum on Naoshima Island is an underground marvel designed by Ando Tadao. Explore Monet’s "Water Lilies" and immersive light art, all in harmony with nature. Reserve your visit for a serene experience!

Nippon Maru and Yokohama Port Museum offer a journey through Japan's maritime history with a retired sailing ship and engaging exhibits on the history and importance of Yokohama's port.

Nagoya Castle, built in the early Edo Period, is a historical icon. Visit the reconstructed palace, stroll around the beautiful park, and enjoy cherry blossoms in spring. A must-see for history lovers!

Jinbe Statue in Sumiyoshi Kaigan Park, Uto, symbolizes strength and unity. This statue of the Straw Hat Pirates’ helmsman stands by the sea, inspiring resilience and hope after the 2016 earthquakes.