Attractions

Marunouchi, Tokyo’s prestigious business district, blends history and modern luxury. Explore its iconic red-brick station, sleek skyscrapers, upscale shops, and dining options, all near Tokyo Station.

Nikolai-do, Tokyo’s main Orthodox cathedral, fascinates with its grand dome and Russian architecture. Rebuilt in 1929, it’s a must-see for history and culture lovers exploring Japan’s Orthodox heritage.

Fukuoka PayPay Dome is Japan's first retractable-roof stadium, home to the Softbank Hawks. Enjoy thrilling baseball games, concerts, and more while soaking in stunning seaside views and modern design.

The Kanmon Pedestrian Tunnel is a 780-meter undersea passage connecting Honshu and Kyushu. Walk beneath the ocean and experience the unique border crossing between Yamaguchi and Fukuoka Prefectures.

Kichijoji, a top Tokyo neighborhood, blends urban charm with nature. Stroll Inokashira Park, shop lively arcades, and explore cozy cafés and boutiques for the perfect mix of excitement and relaxation!

Taikokan Drum Museum is a must-visit for music lovers, showcasing drums from around the world. Visitors can even play many instruments, making it an interactive and fun cultural experience in Tokyo.

Hakone Green Plaza Hotel offers a serene escape with stunning Mount Fuji views from its outdoor baths. Just a short walk from Ubako Station, it’s the perfect spot to relax and soak in Hakone’s beauty

Shinjuku Central Park, behind the Tokyo Metropolitan Government buildings, offers a peaceful retreat with lush lawns, walking paths, and Kumano Shrine, blending nature and culture in the heart of Tokyo.

Ginkakuji, the Silver Pavilion, is a Zen temple in Kyoto's eastern mountains. Explore its beautiful moss gardens, "Sea of Silver Sand," and stunning views, offering a peaceful blend of culture and nature.

Miho Museum, designed by I. M. Pei, blends stunning architecture with nature. Located in Koka’s hills, it showcases ancient artifacts from Egypt, Rome, and Asia, offering a serene, cultural experience.