Freshly baked, deep-fried, and made. Specializes in coupé buns and deep-fried bread.
Jiyugaoka / Light Meals
A bay area centered around the sailing ship "Lady of the Sea".
Toyama / Parks & Gardens
Enjoy Sushi, Sukiyaki, seasonal dishes, and other Japanese delicacies.
Chofu / Japanese Cuisine
Enjoy Sushi, Sukiyaki, seasonal dishes, and other delicious Japanese delicacies.
Sugamo / Japanese Cuisine
A souvenir shop in a complex facility located near Takaosan station on a cable car.
Hachioji / Miscellaneous Goods
White-walled buildings and samurai homes line the streets of this mecca for sake fans.
Saga / Famous Places
Everything from the birth of Kutani ware (Kutaniyaki) to Kutani ware as a modern art form.
Ishikawa / Museums
Elegant tempura courses with fresh Kyoto ingredients.
Kyoto / Japanese Cuisine
Take a close look at the bronze buddha statue dubbed “Japan’s best-looking man.”
Toyama / Shrines & Temples
A lively shopping street offers everything Akashi seafood, from sashimi to Akashiyaki.
Hyogo / Shopping Streets
A shrine famous for worshiping the first Jimmu emperor in the festivals of October.
Miyazaki / Shrines & Temples
A space for sophisticated adults with refined stores and restaurants.
Tokyo Station Neighborhood / Commercial Buildings
A public bathhouse is representing Beppu Onsen.
Oita / Bathing & Spa Facilities
Cats disguised as humans serve as a maid. A classic maid cafe that is easy for beginners.
Akihabara / Cafés
The modern architectural heritage designated as a national tangible cultural property.
Oita / Tourist Attractions
Tsuguharu Fujita’s masterpiece, “The Events of Akita” is amazing!
Akita / Museums
The symbol of the cultural city, Roppongi. The artistic space with an open mind in a skyscraper.
Roppongi, Azabu / Museums
Mito feudal domain’s 9th lord, Tokugawa Nariaki established this largest domain school in Japan.
Ibaraki / Museums
A spring that has been selected as one of the best water sources in Japan.
Kumamoto / Nature Spots
Seikan Train Ferry, Hakkoda-Maru, is docked for a display after the last grand navigation.
Aomori / Museums
The first shrine in Bizen Province that carries the legend of Momotaro.
Okayama / Shrines & Temples
