Kotokuin Temple

Kotoku-in, an ancient temple with 700 years of history, preserves historical architecture and draws visitors by its beauty and serenity.

Sannai Maruyama Site

A vast UNESCO-listed Jōmon village continuously inhabited for 1,700 years, featuring advanced architecture, a central ancient road, and thousands of extraordinary artifacts.

Arakurayama Sengen Park

The striking red Chureito Pagoda set against blooming cherry blossoms with Mount Fuji as a breathtaking backdrop, making it one of Japan’s most famous photo spots.

Jozankei Futami Park

Admire the iconic red Futami Suspension Bridge, Meoto Iwa rocks, and Kappa Daio statue, enhanced by autumn foliage lights and winter candle events along the Toyohira River.

Shinhotaka Ropeway

Japan’s only double-decker gondola with a two-star Michelin observation deck at the summit, Itadaki no Mori hiking trail, Yari no Kairo photo spot, and free foot bath at Nabedaira Kogen Station.

Nachi Falls

A sacred 133-meter waterfall listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring the iconic view of Seiganto-ji’s red pagoda with Nachi Falls as its backdrop.

Oharaimachi

A one-kilometer-long traditional street beside the Isuzu River, filled with Edo-style wooden houses, local specialties, and a timeless cultural spirit.

Futamiokitama Shrine

Famous for the Meoto Iwa, two sacred “Wedded Rocks” connected by a shimenawa, symbolizing marital harmony.

Hiroshima Castle

A faithfully rebuilt 16th-century flatland castle that symbolizes Hiroshima’s resilience and now serves as a museum of samurai culture and local history.

Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse

Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse features cultural exhibitions, over 50 shops and restaurants, and a Western-style architectural legacy from Japan’s Meiji and Taisho eras, all beside the scenic harbor.

Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium

Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium — meet fascinating marine animals such as the powerful orca and the graceful beluga whale.

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.

Mameda machi

A perfectly preserved Edo-period townscape enriched by river heritage, craft culture, and traditional sake brewing.

Nanzoin Temple

See the 41-meter bronze reclining Buddha and touch the symbolic soles of the feet believed to bring good fortune.

Kofukuji Temple

The earliest Chinese Buddhist temple in Japan, founded by Nanjing merchants and showcasing rare Ming-style architecture unique to Nagasaki.

Kitsuki Castle

Japan’s smallest castle with panoramic views of the “sandwich-style” castle town and the surrounding Shiroyama Park.

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.

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.

Kurashiki Ivy Square