Culture & History

Kamakura
Hasedera Temple
This temple is home to Japan’s largest wooden statue of the Kannon Bosatsu (Buddhist Goddess of Mercy) and popular amongst visitors for its beautiful garden.
Nikko
Toshogu Shrine
An extravagantly decorated World Heritage site
Sado
Shukunegi
The historic community of houses that has survived since the Edo Era
Narita
Narita-san Omotesando
The closest place to Narita Airport to get a taste of Japan.
Nara
Nara Park
Come and meet the friendly deer at Nara Park with its many World Heritage sites
Niigata
Yahiko Shrine
A shrine standing at the foot of a tranquil mountain. It is a power spot for love and good fortune.
Miyagi
Matsushima
Matsushima is known as one of the three amazing views of Japan. The view of the islands in the bay has continued to charm visitors since ancient times.
Iwate
Chuson-ji Temple
The Golden Hall (Konjiki-do) is a World Heritage site showing Buddhist culture in the Tohoku region.
Tokyo
Shibuya Crossing
The crossing in front of Shibuya Station is a landmark of the area. On weekends, 3000 people cross it at once.
Osaka
Osaka Castle
Osaka Castle is the symbol of Osaka, filled with history
Fukushima
Tsuruga Castle（Wakamatsu Castle）
The symbol of Aizuwakamatsu city with the only red brick castle keep in Japan
Hakone
Hakone Shrine
The torii gate built in the lake is mysterious. Feel the spiritual energy emanating at Hakone Shrine.
Mount Koya
Okunoin Temple
The sanctuary of Shingon Esoteric Buddhism and the place where the souls of samurai warriors rest
Fukuoka
Ohori Park
A lush green park in the middle of the city to enjoy entertainment, culture, and sports
Kamakura
Great Buddha(Kotoku-in)
The Great Buddha; the best sightseeing spot in Kamakura
Kanazawa
Kenroku-en
A famous Japanese garden that took 180 years to complete
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