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.

Animals up close! A hands-on petting zoo full of experiences that has you come close with animals.

Samurai residences are time tunnels back to the samurai era.

Learn the spirit of bushido while having fun experiencing kendo.

Experience the “accomplishments of a samurai” at the garden where a lord visited.

Feel the “spirit of the samurai” awaiting inside a Japanese sword, a fusion of weaponry and art.

Experience the essence of Japanese martial arts through Kyudo (Japanese archery).

Zazen meditation at a temple associated with the Kaga domain for self-reflection.

Enjoy in a renewal amusement park! A municipal amusement park recommended to family customers.

Built more than 1200 years ago, revolutionalists lay in this temple ground.

The garden with more than 30 species of plum trees signal the beginning of spring.

A scenic drive along a magical carpet green.

Where a drive through rolling pastures becomes an unforgettably scenic escape.

The banquet cuisine once enjoyed by lords of old is now available in the modern age.

Full of the owner, Hiroyuki Miyasako’s picks! A trending super popular Yakiniku restaurant.

The owner, the fan of Sapporo Ramen, topped it off with his artistic touch on his bowl.

The bargain set of Nara’s famous specialty, sushi on the persimmon leaf, numbers limited.

Enjoy a fresh pint of beer, and Jingisukan in the birthplace of Japanese beer.

Ramens galore! The ramen village with Asahikawa’s popular seven ramen restaurants.

A huge eatery mall where good food is gathered from all over Japan. Enjoy the taste of Tokyo.

Start the day off healthy with an 18-dish breakfast that your body will love at the Japanese-style cafe in Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple.

A popular, reservation-only French restaurant in Hokkaido.

Taste the massive Jumbo Parfait, and ice cream loved by the emperor.

The oldest beer hall in Hokkaido, where you can enjoy beer poured once, as is tradition.

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

Hokkaido’s famous dessert for your soothing time, which is in the shape of firewood used in the pioneer days.

Paper stationery and sundries with modern designs that utilize traditional woodblock printing techniques are popular.

The entertainment city encompassing shopping, gourmet food, hotels and everything.

The red-brick mall which will amuse families and all.

A mall around a train station. You can look for a stylish gift or enjoy genuine Japanese food and various gourmet foods while you are waiting for your Shinkansen.

Go shopping at a long-established department store with a history of Ginza.

The headquarters of a sweets shop well-known for Marusei Butter Sandwich.

Enjoy a day of shopping and gourmet food in one of Japan’s largest shopping malls.

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

The first shopping center in Japan.

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

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

In the resort area of Onuma, spend your free time in nature within this campgrounds.

Okinawa’s food is generously served in the medicinal cuisine at this popular hotel.

The luxury hotel directly run by Huis Ten Bosch.

A playful city hotel that lets you experience Asahikawa’s culture both new and old.

Hot spring lodging with the view of Mt. Zao, which Mokichi Saito loved.

In the Taisho Romantic atmosphere of the hotel, you can enjoy a popular breakfast featuring a wide variety of Hokkaido's delicacies and a bath with a spectacular view.

The only hotel in front of Hakodate Station that has a hot spring bath with free-flowing hot spring water.

Perfect for touring Asahikawa, Biei, and Furano. Perfect access and a variety of guest rooms.

A resort hotel to let you have fun with the island and connect with the forest.

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.

Kominka accommodation with pure onsen water.

A vitamin-infused castella, Hokkaido’s favorite snack for a century.

Everyone’s favorite for 40 years, the light and mellow sweets, “Shiroi Koibito.”

A neo Japanese sweets’ elegant taste flavored with green powder tea.

The miracle wet rice cracker that saved a local railroad from financial crisis!

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.

Full of modern Japanese style! Feel like you're in Kyoto from the moment you board the train.

See one of the Three Great Views of Japan up close from the sea!

The gateway to the southern area of Hokkaido, with all the attractions of Hakodate.

Even if you don’t ride a plane, you can have fun at this aerial gate to Hokkaido.

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

Enjoy a panoramic view of Hakodate from a 125-seat large gondola.

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.

Sense the spectacular nature of Gozaisho from the cable car and when hiking through the mountain.

A snow festival with a tradition of about 450 years enshrining the water god in Kamakura.

The town of Sendai’s historic epochs with the Sendai Suzume Dance.

It is one of the three major festivals in Tohoku that has continued for over 400 years that known affectionately as "Tanabata-san" by the locals.

Tens of thousands of participants every year. From Ryukyuan dances to rock music, this carnival can be enjoyed.

Let lanterns float into the sky over a snowscape. The event is limited to guests staying at Hanamaki 12 Hot Springs.

A Sapporo dance festival with its roots in the Yosakoi festival mixed with Hokkaido’s Soran-bushi.

With over 100 years of history, Omagari Hanabi is Japan’s largest firework competition, held on the last Saturday of every August, attracting nearly 700,000 visitors.

Held in conjunction with the blooming of the lilac trees, this event is an early summer feature that heralds the beginning of summer in Sapporo.

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.