Attractions

Hakone Komagatake Ropeway offers a stunning ride from Lake Ashinoko to Mount Komagatake’s summit. Enjoy panoramic views of Mount Fuji and a visit to Hakone Mototsumiya Shrine, with hiking trails nearby.

Sakurajima is an active volcano in Kagoshima Bay, offering breathtaking views of its eruptions and stunning peaks. Accessible by ferry, it’s perfect for hiking, hot springs, and unique sightseeing adventures!

Mazda Motor Corporation in Hiroshima invites visitors to explore its history and innovations at the Mazda Museum. Book a guided tour to see the live assembly line and learn about Mazda's technological legacy.

Lake Chuzenji is a serene lake nestled in the mountains of Nikko, offering stunning views of Mount Nantai. Ideal for nature lovers, visitors can enjoy hiking, boating, and the nearby Kegon Waterfall.

The Imperial Palace, located on the site of Edo Castle, is a must-visit in Tokyo. Explore the outer grounds, admire the beautiful Nijubashi Bridge, and enjoy the peaceful East Gardens.

The Edo-Tokyo Museum in Ryogoku brings Tokyo's history to life, from the Edo period to modern times. Explore interactive exhibits, models, and life-sized figures showcasing the city’s culture and evolution.

Okunoin is a sacred site on Koyasan, home to Kobo Daishi's mausoleum. Explore its serene paths, illuminated by 10,000 lanterns, and feel the deep spiritual atmosphere of this pilgrimage destination.

Mitaki-dera Temple, a peaceful gem in Hiroshima, invites you to enjoy its tranquil beauty, especially during cherry blossoms and autumn leaves. Explore its statues, rivers, and serene nature!

Lego-themed attractions and workshops

Seiko House Ginza, with its iconic clock tower, is a must-see landmark. Home to the luxury Wako store, it blends history and elegance, offering fine watches, jewelry, and upscale shopping in Ginza!