Attractions

Shiodome is a modern Tokyo district known for its sleek skyscrapers and lively mix of shops, cafes, and theaters. Visit for shopping, dining, and stunning city views in this vibrant urban hub.

Yushima Tenjin Shrine, near Ueno Park, honors Sugawara Michizane, the deity of scholarship. Visit for blessings in academics and enjoy its annual plum festival with stunning blossoms in February and March.

Kobe Konan Muko no Sato offers a unique culinary experience focused on dishes made with sake lees. Explore the museum, enjoy sake-pairing meals, and shop for delicious food products. A foodie’s paradise!

The Platon Decorative Arts Museum, also known as the Italian House, is a beautifully preserved foreigner’s residence from the 1910s. Explore its unique collection of art, furniture, and Italian cuisine!

The Sakamoto Ryoma Statue in Kochi is a towering symbol of pride, honoring the key figure in Japan's transition to modern times. With stunning views of Katsurahama Beach, it's a must-see landmark!

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology in Nagoya is a fascinating journey through Toyota's history. Explore exhibits on its textile roots and rise to car manufacturing, with hands-on displays.

Omiya Bonsai Art Museum is a must-see for bonsai lovers. Discover its history, techniques, and stunning displays. Explore nearby nurseries in Omiya Bonsai Village for an authentic bonsai experience.

Heian Shrine, built in 1895 to mark Kyoto’s 1100th anniversary, is a stunning tribute to two emperors. Explore its giant torii gate, replica palace buildings, and beautiful cherry blossom garden.

Former Shimbashi Station Building is a replica of Japan’s first railway terminal from 1872. Next to Shiodome City Center, it features a museum with English displays, perfect for history and rail enthusiasts.

Suwa Shrine in Nagasaki offers scenic views, rich history, and vibrant autumn festivals. Visit for panoramic vistas, cultural heritage, and colorful parades during the Nagasaki Kunchi Festival.