Attractions

Hinokicho Park, located in Tokyo Midtown, offers a peaceful escape with a traditional Japanese garden and serene walking paths. Enjoy lush greenery and beautiful cherry blossoms in this urban oasis.

Gora Park, a beautiful Western-style landscape park in Hakone, offers stunning views, a French-style garden, and greenhouses. Enjoy hands-on activities at the Crafthouse, or relax at a teahouse.

Nami Standbeeld in Nishihara Village, home to the Tawarayama wind turbines, celebrates nature and renewable energy. After the 2016 earthquakes, the turbines are being restored, symbolizing resilience.

Nishiki Market, also known as "Kyoto's Kitchen," is a vibrant five-block street with over 100 shops offering fresh seafood, produce, and Kyoto specialties like sweets, pickles, and sushi. A food lover's haven!

Izumo Taisha is one of Japan’s most ancient and important shrines, deeply tied to creation mythology. Visit the grand 24-meter Main Hall, explore sacred paths, and experience the Kamiari Festival each November.

Mori Art Museum, atop Mori Tower in Roppongi Hills, showcases cutting-edge contemporary art. With ever-changing exhibits and stunning Tokyo views, it's a must-visit for art lovers and culture seekers.

Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island is renowned for its "floating" torii gate, offering stunning views at high tide. Explore its beautiful architecture, scenic paths, and breathtaking boat cruises.

Ujigami Shrine – Japan's oldest standing shrine, dating back to 1060. A UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning architecture, it offers a glimpse into Japan's ancient traditions and cultural heritage.

Tokyo Disneyland, opened in 1983, is a magical park with seven themed lands, thrilling attractions, and iconic parades. From Space Mountain to Cinderella’s Castle, experience the ultimate Disney dream!

Koyasan Pilgrimage Trails offer a spiritual journey through lush forests and historical sites. Hike the 23.5 km Koyasan Choishi Michi Trail or explore shorter routes, leading to the majestic Daimon Gate.