Attractions

British House, a historic 1937 building, once served as the British Consul General's residence. Visit for a glimpse of British colonial architecture and history in Yokohama.

Sapporo Factory is a lively shopping and entertainment complex in central Sapporo. With 160 stores, restaurants, and a cinema, it combines modern shopping with history at the iconic red brick Akarenga building.

Shinjuku Skyscraper District stuns with towering landmarks like the Tokyo Metropolitan Building. Stay in luxury hotels, shop, dine, and enjoy breathtaking city views from rooftop restaurants!

Saigo Takamori Statue in Kagoshima honors this iconic Meiji Restoration hero. At 8 meters tall, it stands where Saigo made his final stand, offering stunning views and memorable photo ops.

First manga, birthplace of Japanese tea

Yokaichi Old Town in Uchiko is a charming district with Meiji-era architecture. Stroll through the beautifully restored streets, where elegant homes and rich history reveal the town’s wax-making heritage.

Cape Maeda is Okinawa’s top spot for snorkeling and diving, known for its colorful marine life, swimmable sea cave, and great facilities—all set along the stunning central coast.

Inujima Seirensho Art Museum blends modern art with the remnants of a copper refinery. Located on Inujima Island, it’s a must-visit for art and history lovers, offering a unique fusion of art and nature.

Jizoyu Onsen in Kinosaki Onsen sits at the river and Ekidori intersection, offering spacious baths with high ceilings. Private family baths are also available, making it a great spot to relax and unwind.

Omi Jingu Shrine, located in Otsu, honors Emperor Tenji and offers a serene atmosphere surrounded by forest. Explore its unique architecture, water clock museum, and cultural events like karuta and horseback archery.