Attractions

The Hachimanyama Ropeway offers breathtaking views of Omi Hachiman as it glides up the mountain. Departing near Himure Hachimangu Shrine, this scenic ride is a perfect way to enjoy the region’s natural beauty.

Cup Noodles Museum Osaka Ikeda is a must-visit for ramen lovers! Explore the history of instant noodles, see Nissin’s iconic products, and design your own cup for a fun, hands-on experience—no reservation needed!

Monjayaki is a savory pancake from Tokyo made with seafood, meat, and vegetables. Cook it yourself on a griddle at the table! For the best experience, visit Nishinaka Street in Tsukishima.

Yanesen Tourist Information Center is your gateway to Yanaka’s rich culture. Join workshops on tea ceremonies, calligraphy, or kabuki make-up. Explore authentic traditions—book in advance for a unique experience!

The Sakuramasamune Sake Brewery offers an authentic look into traditional sake-making. Explore exhibits on brewing tools, watch a video on the process, and taste a variety of signature sake at the shop.

Shirahama Beach is a white sand paradise in Wakayama, perfect for swimming, sunsets, and summer fun, with easy access to hot springs, resorts, and local attractions.

Gion, Kyoto’s iconic geisha district, offers a glimpse into traditional Japan with its historic wooden houses and charming streets. Enjoy teahouses, elegant maiko, and cultural performances in this cultural hub.

Kyoto Sento Imperial Palace, built in 1630 as the retirement home of Emperor Gomizuno, offers a scenic garden tour with ponds and teahouses. Explore its imperial beauty with a free guided tour!

Kiyomizu Kannondo, built in 1631, offers stunning views of Ueno Park. Dedicated to the goddess of conception, it's a serene spot, especially for those seeking blessings for family growth.

Sakamoto Cable Car offers a scenic 10-minute ride from Sakamoto to Mount Hiei’s summit. Enjoy stunning views of Lake Biwa, hiking trails, and historical sites like Enryaku-ji Temple. A must-visit!