Hakodate and Matsumae Tourist Attractions Hakodate Port (Tsugaru Strait Ferry Hakodate Terminal) 3.95 1 Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the bay area, with its retro 19th-century atmosphere and exotic ambiance. See More
Kagawa Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers Roadside Station Shodoshima Furusato Village 3.95 1 This roadside station is a gourmet paradise, packed with fun activities and experiences that perfectly encapsulate the charm of Shodoshima Island. See More
Kagawa Tourist Attractions Angel Road 3.95 1 A romantic sandy walking path that appears with the ebb and flow of the tide. See More
Asahikawa and Sounkyo Museums Asahikawa Design Center 3.95 1 An art museum-like experience! The latest hub for the traditional Asahikawa furniture. See More
Asahikawa and Sounkyo Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers JR Asahikawa Station 3.95 1 Building of a modern station. This is the center of Hokkaido's railroad system, which stretches from east to west and north to south. See More
Hakodate and Matsumae Shrines & Temples Funadama Shrine 3.95 1 A shrine of great spiritual significance that has continued to watch over the safety of Hakodate's seas. See More
Shizuoka Museums Miho no Matsubara Culture & Creativity Center Miho Shirube 3.95 1 Learn about Miho no Matsubara, which has fascinated people since ancient times. See More Related Articles 【Fujieda and Shizuoka City "Sunshu Journey" One-Day Model Course】 Seek out the vestiges of the Edo Period and visit Japanese Heritage historical spots along the Tokaido Road Located almost in the center of Japan, Shizuoka is known for its World Heritage Site, Mt. Fuji. The area, once called "Sunshu" (meaning "Suruga Province"), has long been a busy place for human traffic as a route on the Tokai-do Road connecting Edo (present-day Tokyo) and Kyoto, and is recognized as a Japan Heritage site for its numerous buildings, food culture, traditional crafts, and spectacular scenery dating from the Edo period. Why not take a day trip to Shizuoka, a city with such a rich history, and enjoy it to the fullest?
【Fujieda and Shizuoka City "Sunshu Journey" One-Day Model Course】 Seek out the vestiges of the Edo Period and visit Japanese Heritage historical spots along the Tokaido Road Located almost in the center of Japan, Shizuoka is known for its World Heritage Site, Mt. Fuji. The area, once called "Sunshu" (meaning "Suruga Province"), has long been a busy place for human traffic as a route on the Tokai-do Road connecting Edo (present-day Tokyo) and Kyoto, and is recognized as a Japan Heritage site for its numerous buildings, food culture, traditional crafts, and spectacular scenery dating from the Edo period. Why not take a day trip to Shizuoka, a city with such a rich history, and enjoy it to the fullest?
Shizuoka Museums Okabe-shuku Ohatago Kashibaya 3.95 1 A Japanese architecture where the vestiges of the Edo period remain everywhere. See More
Miyagi Museums Date Masamune Historical Perspective 3.95 1 Experience the life of Lord Date Masamune in real life with wax figures. See More
Kyoto Shrines & Temples Yasui Konpiragu 3.95 1 Known as "Yasui no Konpira-san," this shrine is revered for its tremendous benefits in severing unwanted ties and fostering new connections. See More
Nara Shrines & Temples Gangoji Temple 3.95 1 A stately World Heritage site with 1,300 years of history. See More
Nakano, Suginami, Nerima Museums Toei Animation Museum 3.95 1 Experience the charm of world-famous animation works at the Toei Animation Museum. See More
Nagano Outdoors Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort 3.95 1 Japan’s largest ski slope, close to Nozawa Onsen with beautiful powder snow. See More Related Articles 29 Must-Visit Tourist Spots in Nagano: Rich History and Nature Escapes Nagano is the mountainous escape that’s enclosed by the 3 ranges of the Japan Alps. The area is hugged by rolling peaks, and remarkable natural backdrops as far as the eye can see. Not to be missed, there are even historic temples and shrines, plenty of places to stay and shops that await.
29 Must-Visit Tourist Spots in Nagano: Rich History and Nature Escapes Nagano is the mountainous escape that’s enclosed by the 3 ranges of the Japan Alps. The area is hugged by rolling peaks, and remarkable natural backdrops as far as the eye can see. Not to be missed, there are even historic temples and shrines, plenty of places to stay and shops that await.
Nakano, Suginami, Nerima Tourist Attractions Nakano Central Park 3.95 1 A new landmark in Nakano where people gather to enjoy lush greenery and a variety of events. See More
Kyoto Shrines & Temples Higashi Honganji Temple, Kyoto 3.95 1 The head temple of the Shinshu Otani sect. See More
Asakusa Shrines & Temples Otori Shrine 3.95 1 A historic shrine known for "Torinoichi" and "Nadeokame". See More Related Articles 19 things to do in Tokyo Tokyo, Japan's largest city and capital, is a melting pot of cultures and people from various regions within the country and abroad, serving as the economic and cultural heart of Japan. The city is not just at the forefront of trends and technology but also home to amazing traditional culture and amazing buildings that embody the essence of Japan, making it arguably the most diversely attractive destination in the country. Consequently, Tokyo is replete with a multitude of tourist spots, gourmet dining, shopping areas, accommodation facilities, and hosts numerous events. For those unsure of where to start their Tokyo sightseeing journey, we've carefully selected some of the best must-visit spots to help guide your travel plans.
19 things to do in Tokyo Tokyo, Japan's largest city and capital, is a melting pot of cultures and people from various regions within the country and abroad, serving as the economic and cultural heart of Japan. The city is not just at the forefront of trends and technology but also home to amazing traditional culture and amazing buildings that embody the essence of Japan, making it arguably the most diversely attractive destination in the country. Consequently, Tokyo is replete with a multitude of tourist spots, gourmet dining, shopping areas, accommodation facilities, and hosts numerous events. For those unsure of where to start their Tokyo sightseeing journey, we've carefully selected some of the best must-visit spots to help guide your travel plans.
Nagano Outdoors Hakuba Happo One ski resort 3.95 1 Japan’s proud ski resort with the Northern Alps panorama and the finest powder snow renowned internationally. See More
Tama Shrines & Temples Tanashi Shrine (Nishitokyo City) 3.95 1 A historic shrine dating back to the Kamakura period, known for its "Go-ryujin" (Five Dragon Gods) faith. See More
Nihonbashi Museums Bank of Japan Main Building 3.95 1 Tour the interior of the central bank building, designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. See More
