Attractions

Kenchoji, Kamakura’s oldest Zen temple, founded in 1253, is a peaceful retreat with stunning gardens, a national treasure bell, and scenic views. Explore its serene grounds, subtemples, and hike nearby trails.

British Embassy Villa offers a peek into Japan’s Meiji era. Formerly a holiday home for British diplomat Ernest Satow, it now showcases exhibits on his life and British culture, plus a lakeside café.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building offers stunning panoramic views of Tokyo from its two 243-meter-tall towers. Enjoy free access to observation decks, cafés, and souvenir shops with views of iconic landmarks!

Kyu-Yasuda Garden in Tokyo, a peaceful Meiji Period garden, features a heart-shaped pond and lush greenery. A perfect spot for a tranquil escape, offering a blend of history and natural beauty.

Yokohama Marine Tower offers stunning 360-degree views from 100 meters high. A perfect spot to enjoy the city’s skyline, harbor, and beautiful sunset views.

Kanoya Rose Garden features over 50,000 roses and a café with rose-themed treats. A perfect spot to relax, enjoy nature, and capture the beauty of one of Japan’s top floral displays.

The Kyushu National Museum in Dazaifu is a must-visit for history lovers. Discover Japan’s history through its Asian connections in this striking blue building, with exhibits for all ages.

Daishi Kyokai, the heart of Shingon Buddhism, preserves the teachings of Kobo Daishi. Visitors can participate in ceremonies like jukai (Buddhist precepts) and shakyo (sutra copying) for a peaceful, meditative experience.

Fuji Safari Park offers thrilling close-ups with lions, bears, and giraffes. Drive, walk, or take a bus tour to explore. Visit the zoo, enjoy pony rides, and feed animals for a fun adventure!

Maruoka Castle features a historic wooden keep, steep stairs with panoramic views, and beautiful cherry blossoms in April, lit by hundreds of lanterns during the spring festival.