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Shinagawa

Experiences Facilities

Oi Racecourse – Tokyo City Keiba (TCK)

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An Amusement Spot with a Variety of Events Focused on Horseracing.

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The cherry blossoms and the castle tower (tenshukaku).

Aichi

Tourist Attractions

Nagoya Castle

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The castle tower (tenshukaku）has two shining Kinshachi, Golden Tiger-fish roof ornaments shining, and the majestic Hommaru palace is decorated with wall and screen paintings.

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Enjoy Unique Experiences in 6 Popular Places in Aichi Prefecture!

Located in the middle of the Japanese archipelago, Aichi Prefecture offers year-round sightseeing, thanks to its mild climate in all seasons. Starting with the LEGOLAND Japan theme park, and ending up with one of the gourmet dishes called, "Nagoya-Meshi", I'll tell you about all the popular spots to visit in Aichi Prefecture!

Osaka

Zoos & Aquariums

Kaiyukan

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One of the world's largest aquariums that will make you want to go back again and again.

The only Kirin beer brewery in the Tohoku Region

Sendai

Experiences Facilities

Kirin Beer Sendai Brewery

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The brewery where you can tour, learn about “Ichiban Shibori,” and taste beer.

Shibuya

Observatories

SHIBUYA SKY

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An open feeling observation space overlooking Tokyo's landmarks.

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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.

Goryokaku, which has a rare star-shaped pentagonal layout, is open to the public.
*Photo provider: Goryokaku Tower

Hakodate and Matsumae

Parks & Gardens

Goryokaku Park

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The site of Goryokaku Fort, the former political capital in this area, known for its cherry blossoms.

The townscape with historical ambience (Oharai Machi)

Mie

Shopping Streets

Oharai Machi, Okage Yokocho

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The town where the history and culture of Ise permeate. Enjoy food and shopping souvenirs.

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30 Things to Do in Mie

Mie Prefecture is home to many spiritually significant sites, such as Ise Jingu, one of Japan's premier power spots, and the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The picturesque scenery, surrounded by both sea and mountains, is sure to soothe your soul. Additionally, you can enjoy delicious gourmet dishes made from the bounty of the land and sea. Why not visit Mie for a trip that will recharge both your mind and body?

Light up with beautiful gradation of colors. Colors change with the seasons

Fukushima

Tourist Attractions

Tsurugajo Castle

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One of the Top 100 Japanese Castles and one of the three most famous castles in Fukushima, this castle is called the "impregnable great castle."

Mie

Museums

Mikimoto Pearl Island

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Many highlights including pearl jewelry, demonstrations of culturing technique of a pearl, and demonstrations by women divers.

Phoenix Hall on an island in the pond appears to be floating on water
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Kyoto

Shrines & Temples

Byodoin

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Amazing perfect symmetry! Heavenly architecture is truly enchanting.

The dojo's interior has a historic appearance. The feel of your bare feet on Japanese cedar planks is pleasant.

Hyogo

Experiences Facilities

Japanese Lady Trial Class

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The traditional Japanese martial art of the 'naginata,' favored by high-class women such as the wives of samurai and nobility.

"Kayabuki no Sato" consists of 39 thatch roof houses (Chii district, Miyama). It was selected as a national important preservation district of historic buildings along with the surrounding rice paddies and mountain forests in 1993.

Kyoto

Experiences Facilities

Thatch Roof Fuki-kae Experience

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Miyama is home to many traditional thatch roof houses.

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For staying guests only! Learn about people's lives through the 5000 year history/thatch craftsman experience

Thatch roof houses are houses with roofs made of "kaya," a plant in the Poaceae grass family. They have been used for Japanese homes since long ago, but are rapidly disappearing in recent years due to lifestyle changes and a decline in materials. There are still many well-preserved thatch roof houses built during the Edo period (1603-1867) remaining in nature-rich Miyama, located in the center of Kyoto Prefecture. Miyama is popular for its scenery that changes through the seasons and is known overseas for it's unspoilt Japanese landscape.

Japan's largest tulip festival with 700 varieties in bloom
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Nagasaki

Amusement Parks & Theme parks

HUIS TEN BOSCH

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A resort park full of excitement, where you can be healed by colorful flowers and twinkling lights.

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Yataigai with locals and tourists milling around

Fukuoka

Tourist Attractions

Nakasu Yataigai (food stall street)

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A food stall street packed with the gourmet city Hakata’s choice tastes.

Kobe

Museums

ROKKO Forest Sound Museum

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A museum in a forest where various "sounds" and rich nature heal you.

It is also easily accessible from Sapporo, a 60-minute drive.

Chitose and Tomakomai

Zoos & Aquariums

Salmon Hometown Chitose Aquarium

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Hokkaido's largest aquarium specializing in freshwater fish.

Various events are held on Chuo-Dori Street, which is always crowded with people.
Photo by: General Incorporated Association Chuo-ku Tourist Association

Nihonbashi

Tourist Attractions

Nihonbashi

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It is the center of the transportation network and a commercial area that has continued to develop since the Edo period with kimono stores - department stores.