Todai ji Temple

Home to the iconic Great Buddha, Todai-ji represents the height of Buddhist devotion, imperial ambition, and monumental wooden architecture in Japan.  

Nonomiya Jinja

An ancient imperial purification shrine distinguished by Japan’s oldest black torii gate, a traditional brushwood fence, and deep literary connections to The Tale of Genji.

Sapporo Clock Tower

Explore the clock mechanism that has been running for over 140 years and learn about the history of Sapporo at the on-site museum.

Shinkyo Bridge

A sacred vermilion bridge symbolizing the legendary gateway to Nikko’s UNESCO shrine complex.

Shirakawa go

Centuries-old Gassho-style homes built entirely from natural materials—without a single nail—surrounded by breathtaking alpine beauty.

Maizuru Park

A vast city park famous for over 1,000 cherry trees and serene natural scenery.

Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse

Iconic red brick buildings by the bay with Mount Hakodate in the background — a perfect mix of history, culture, and modern leisure.

Ise Grand Shrine

Japan’s most revered Shinto shrine, dedicated to the Sun Goddess Amaterasu and famed for its 1,300-year rebuilding tradition.

Otaru Canal

The canal is renowned for its enchanting candlelit illumination in winter, creating a romantic and picturesque scene reflecting on the water.

Asahiyama Zoo

Renowned for its creative animal enclosures and the world-famous penguin parade in winter, Asahiyama Zoo offers visitors close-up encounters with wildlife in natural-like settings.

The Kumamoto Prefectural Government Office

Famous for its glowing golden ginkgo avenue in late November and the iconic Luffy bronze statue.

Bamboo Forest Path Shuzenji

Experience serene bamboo groves with a charming wooden walkway, featuring a large round bamboo bench for rest and stunning seasonal foliage.

Ryuguji Temple

A rare temple tied to a colossal mermaid legend, the origin of Reisenmachi, and one of Japan’s rarest mermaid-themed goshuin stamps.

Mangyoji Fukuoka

A serene Hakata temple where warrior faith, everyday redemption, symbolic architecture, and friendly temple cats quietly coexist.

Hakata Machiya Folk Museum

Three historic buildings showcasing Hakata merchant life, traditional handicrafts, and immersive cultural experiences including a yukata/kimono try-on.

Dazaifu Amusement Park

A nostalgic 1957 amusement park where toddlers and young children can enjoy over 20 gentle rides—including Thomas the Tank Engine attractions—surrounded by shrine forests and seasonal blossoms.

Dogo Onsen Main Building

Higashiyama Onsen Mukaitaki

Yamaya Factory Terrace

A signature mentaiko experience featuring factory viewing, freshly made products, and an all-you-can-eat mentaiko restaurant.

Udon ya Fukusuke

A legendary Ise Udon restaurant known for cloud-soft noodles, rich tamari soy sauce, traditional low seating, and the famous Fukusuke good-luck statue at the entrance.

Yonezawa Gyu Tokiwa

LeTAO Main Store

A three-level dessert destination featuring exclusive items, a vintage-style café, and a scenic observation deck above Otaru’s most photogenic corner.