Welcome to
“Good Luck Trip”

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Tokyo.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Hokkaido.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Tohoku Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Kanto Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Chubu Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Hokuriku Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Kansai Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Chugoku Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Shikoku Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Kyushu Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Okinawa.

One of Three Great Views of Japan with the spectacular beauty of many islands.

A vast ski resort with stunning ice trees and a hot spring.

The scenic peninsula known for the intangible cultural property, Namahage.

A lively shopping street with nostalgia.

Primitive nature directly accessible from a road and a trail! Take a walk along the wooded gorge with a lot of scenic points.

One of Japan’s 100 Famous Mountains with marvelous scenery in each season and leisure activities.

A panoramic masterpiece created by the force of nature and eons of time.

The former highway over Hakone where you can walk on cobblestone road, reflecting the journey during the Edo Period.

Children and adults alike can enjoy Conan World to the fullest!

A wealthy farmer's mansion that concentrates the "beauty of Japan" with its gardens, seasonal flowers, and art works.

Kites from Japan and the world gather in a town with a history of 300 years for the Giant kite battle.

The World Heritage with an undisturbed primitive forest.

The flying dango (rice dumpling), a special product of Iwate’s scenic spot, Genbikei.

Inaniwa Udon noodles are made using a secret recipe and have an excellent thirst-quenching texture.

The best cuisine and hospitality are served in a space that tells a story, where Japanese traditions and Western art are fused together.

Savor Kiritanpo Nabe (hot pot) and other Akita’s specialties.

Freshly baked, deep-fried, and made. Specializes in coupé buns and deep-fried bread.

An imaginative, revolutiotionary restaurant that serves cuisine embodying the spirit of “Deliciousness” by using the finest ingredients.

Savor a genuine sushi course served by sushi chefs in a casual, relaxing space.

Sukiyaki, shabu shabu, grill - savor quality Japanese Kuroge Wagyu beef at the traditional downtown restaurant.

The famous soft omelet rice is a must-eat! The traditional cafe behind the Kabukiza Theatre.

Savor the finest cuts of Japanese Kuroge Wagyu beef with a view of Shinjuku.

A special bar with a night view of Shibuya from 150 meters above the ground that you can use for any situation.

A sophisticated Italian restaurant in a hideaway setting where modern and traditional meet.

Aomori’s charms are all squeezed into this seaside landmark.

Shopping and dining all in one place! Outlets by the sea.

Enjoy all the fun with about 220 stores and 9 parks!

Western Japan’s largest seaside outlet where you can enjoy shopping, gourmet food, and glamping.

The product center offering delicious local Ingredients and food from Fuchu.

A locally adored store placed next to the Aokiya factory.

A historical confectionary store manufacturing and selling “Musashino Nisshi”, a popular Musashino snack.

A historic Sake manufacturer has been creating Fuchu local sake since 1860.

100% safe Japanese soy products for sale in a factory.

You can find all kinds of festival goods from “Kurayami Matsuri” items to happi and tabi socks.

A souvenir shop in a complex facility located near Takaosan station on a cable car.

Japan’s school supplies popular in the world fill this diverse art and school supply store!

The vast Japan Sea and breathtaking peaks of Mt. Daisen come into view at this inn and restaurant, complete with its own private spring.

A luxurious hotel providing high quality service at the space surrounded with lush greenery and letting forget the hustle and bustle of the city.

At the edge of Oku-Noto, “the Sacred Cape,” enjoy the wondrous scenery all to yourself.

Ryokan with a 340-year history where the Meiji Restoration activists often stayed.

The theme-park-style onsen inn with Aomori culture and hospitality.

A detached villa-style hotel filled with true Koedo style and flair.

Onsen hotel with floating clouds creating a magical landscape.

An environment for inner peace, as you interact with art and nature.

A historic, 137-year old ryokan with a soothing onsen sourced from its own private spring and tasty delights made with local ingredients.

The hotel where you can enjoy a variety of activities.

A unique stay perfect for experiencing authentic Zen aesthetic, while enjoying the beauty and utility of a temple hotel inn.

Stay at a traditional storehouse in Kakunodate.

Enjoy tasting 6 cute chocolate balls in a box.

This is the standard Yokohama souvenir!

Each toothpick is hand-made! Toothpicks in a treasure box for a good luck.

The new Karuizawa souvenir with the perfect balance of sweet and salty.

The jewel-like brilliant glasses made by an experienced craftsman.

Dishes and accessories, the lacquerware from the prestigious store supplying to the Imperial Household Agency.

A snackable Tokyo souvenir made of high-quality nori seaweed.

Traditional craft handed down from the Edo Period, wonderful as a gift.

Fragrant Japanese hand cream with a moistening effect.

An assortment full of flavors with a new type of Karinto arranged in a modern way.

Tokyo-edition shrimp rice cracker with cute picture of panda traveling through Tokyo.

A signature dish of anpan (a sweet roll filled with bean paste) speciality shop became a popular souvenir of Tokyo station.

Departures from two ports! Regular boat service is indispensable for sightseeing on Sado Island.

Take in the magnificent nature of Hakkoda Mountains - fresh green, fall colors and rime.

Gondola ride of a 20-minute per way will take you to alpine flora, autumn foliage, and juhyo (snow monster / frost-covered trees), making it an easy way to enjoy nature watching.

Limited express trains connect Shinjuku to Hakone, Katase Enoshima,etc.

Domestic and international flights gather at this western Japan’s entrance in Osaka Bay.

A leisurely way down the town waterways while enjoying the sway of a river boat.

A scenic river cruise praised by English travel writer Isabella Lucy Bird.

The airport enjoyed by everyone whether having a flight or not.

Take in the graceful townscape and nature from the sightseeing boat.

A scenic railway with majestic views.

“Smile Rail” to relay a smile to riders.

This local train line is famous for its "Stationmaster Tama" cat. Unique sightseeing trains such as the "Tama-Densha Train" run on the line.

Odaiko drums and mikoshi (portable shrines) parade through the city, a traditional festival in Musashi Province.

A festival filled with nostalgic atmosphere of the Edo period parading portable shrines and floats parade around the town.

A winter tradition of Sendai, the City of Trees, lights up the winter night.

The new festival to gather Japan’s famous shops and dedicate shaved ice to the god of ice.

Tanabata Festival held fantastically around the Heijo Palace remains in the summer evening.

One of the three Major festivals in Kyoto, featuring the “Roto no Gi” ceremony that reminds us of Heian Period’s paintings.

Spiritual and ghastly fires illuminate the ancient city at night. A traditional event where spirits depart to the afterlife.

The regular summer event that captures more than 1 million spectators.

The original boat race competition with fiersome athletes.

A summer event in the historical town Nara where more than 10,000 candles add a mystic ambience to the town.

A fall festival in Kishiwada with 300-years of history. People pull a 4-ton Danjiri and turn a corner in Yarimawashi, 90-degrees with great force!

The highlight of this Great Festival at Heian Shrine is a procession of people dressed in costumes of various periods of time.