Must See Spots

A gondola with all sides made of glass for an exciting 360 degree scenic view

A valuable Buddhist treasure house with the statues of “Ashura” and the Thousand Armed “Kannon”

A masterpiece of the Edo Era. Japan’s largest stone arch aqueduct

Omicho Market; Kanazawa’s 290 year old kitchen

Japan’s largest street market. It has been around for 300 years since the Edo Era

The symbol of Kanazawa, a castle town in the wealthy Kaga Domain

This ancient temple in the lush green mountain was built in the Heian Era to resemble Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto

A thrilling bridge from where you can see the whirling tides through the glass floor

Japan’s tallest seaside observation tower, at a height of 234m

A facility integrating a hotel and an art museum to appreciate art to its fullest

The lights of the “kanto” lanterns filling the night sky, are prayers for a good harvest. It is a major summer festival in the Tohoku region.

The world’s No. 1 crater volcano! Naka Peak is the only active volcano on Mount Aso.

An area that must be seen while sightseeing in Takayama. An old town where the feel of the Edo Era still remain.

Have your fill of genuine delicious Chinese cuisine in Yokohama

2 vine bridges and the man-powered Yaen Ropeway built across a remote valley

A sacred place that has existed since before Christ. Natadera is a cave temple called “The Mother’s Womb”