Attractions

The National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo offers an exciting experience for all ages with interactive exhibits, a 360-degree virtual theater, and fascinating displays of nature and technology.

Wakayama Bamboo Farm offers a serene escape with lush bamboo forests and organic farms. Explore scenic trails, enjoy bamboo sculptures, pick seasonal produce, and savor matcha in a traditional tea house.

Takashimaya Nihonbashi is a unique shopping experience housed in a historic 1933 building, blending tradition with luxury. With modern expansions, it offers the perfect mix of culture and shopping.

The Former Asakura Residence, built in 1919, is a stunning blend of Japanese and Western architecture. Surrounded by a lush garden, it's a peaceful retreat showcasing Tokyo’s rich cultural heritage.

Kuromon Market is a lively, 600-meter-long market in Osaka’s Minami district, filled with over 150 shops. Enjoy fresh seafood, sushi, takoyaki, and unique treats in this food lover’s paradise!

Ryogoku is Tokyo's sumo hub, home to the Kokugikan Sumo Stadium, sumo stables, and chanko nabe restaurants. Visit for sumo tournaments, cultural landmarks, and a taste of sumo culture and cuisine.

Akasaka Sacas is a modern hub in Tokyo, featuring TBS headquarters and the ACT Theater with Broadway-style shows. Enjoy shopping, dining, and unique TV-related souvenirs in this vibrant district.

Lucua Osaka is a top shopping destination above Osaka Station, featuring over 200 stores and restaurants. With a mix of fashion, gourmet, and lifestyle options, it’s perfect for shopping and dining!

Miki Museum offers a stunning mix of art and history near Himeji Castle! Explore exquisite ceramics, paintings, and special exhibits, then relax with breathtaking castle views from the rooftop

Ama Beach offers calm waters, turtle sightings, and a quiet setting facing uninhabited islands. Ideal for relaxing or snorkeling further offshore. Limited food—bring your own lunch!