Yamaguchi Parks & Gardens Yumesaki Nami Park Let the sound of the waves and the natural beauty of the landscape wash over you—this peaceful seaside park offers a tranquil escape where you can truly unwind. See More
Fuchu Hotels Hotel Continental Fuchu A hotel with house-run farm and ties to Thoroughbread horses. See More Related Articles A Journey Through Horse Racing Culture, Traditions, and Cuisine: A Full Day Itinerary at Tokyo Racecourse This model itinerary centers around the Tokyo Racecourse, a venue that opened in 1933 (Meiji 8) and boasts over 90 years of history. It is Tokyo’s only venue for central horse racing events and the largest racecourse in Japan, offering seating for 15,000 spectators. Home to major events like the Japan Cup, which is renowned as one of the top races in the world, this enormous racecourse has seen as many as 190,000 visitors in a single day. In this guide, we’ll explore a comprehensive itinerary that revolves around Tokyo Racecourse, featuring must-try horse racing-themed cuisine and accommodation suggestions for the perfect horse-racing-filled experience.
A Journey Through Horse Racing Culture, Traditions, and Cuisine: A Full Day Itinerary at Tokyo Racecourse This model itinerary centers around the Tokyo Racecourse, a venue that opened in 1933 (Meiji 8) and boasts over 90 years of history. It is Tokyo’s only venue for central horse racing events and the largest racecourse in Japan, offering seating for 15,000 spectators. Home to major events like the Japan Cup, which is renowned as one of the top races in the world, this enormous racecourse has seen as many as 190,000 visitors in a single day. In this guide, we’ll explore a comprehensive itinerary that revolves around Tokyo Racecourse, featuring must-try horse racing-themed cuisine and accommodation suggestions for the perfect horse-racing-filled experience.
Kyoto Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers Miyama Roadside Station (Miyama Fureai Hiroba) A local roadside station full of Miyama charm, featuring a wide selection of regional ingredients! See More
Kyoto Local Products Center & Souvenir Stores Kaya-no-Sato Souvenir Shop Thoughtfully crafted souvenirs made with natural materials, carefully selected from Miyama’s “Kayabuki no Sato” village. See More
Kyoto Japanese Cuisine Kitamura Dining Handmade soba crafted with over 30 years of expertise and dedication. See More
Kyoto Cafés Miyama no Megumi Milk StudioMiyama Main Store All-natural and additive-free! Enjoy delicious milk-based sweets that let you savor the pure flavors of Miyama’s natural surroundings. See More
Kyoto Parks & Gardens Ohno Dam Park A scenic park along the dam lake, beautifully adorned with cherry blossoms in spring and vibrant autumn leaves in fall—lovingly maintained by the local community. See More
Kyoto Museums Kyoto Tamba Kogen Quasi-National Park Visitor Center Start your journey into Kyoto’s rural landscapes right here! See More
Okinawa Snacks MELLOWHICH OKINAWA "Pound Cake" A limited-edition pound cake made with authentic Okinawan ingredients. See More
Food Culture Izakaya It’s a social hub rooted in Japanese daily life where people can casually enjoy Japanese cuisine and sake. See More Related Articles Japan’s Izakaya Culture and How to Enjoy It: Social Hub Rooted in Japanese Life! Izakayas are beloved by Japanese people as places of relaxation deeply rooted in their daily lives. More than just food and drinks, izakayas offer a unique atmosphere where people can connect across generations and occasions. This article is designed for visitors to Japan, introducing the distinctive features, culture, manners and rules of izakaya. By reading to the end and using this guide as a reference, you’ll be sure to fully enjoy the vibrant izakaya experience you’ve seen in videos and movies.
Japan’s Izakaya Culture and How to Enjoy It: Social Hub Rooted in Japanese Life! Izakayas are beloved by Japanese people as places of relaxation deeply rooted in their daily lives. More than just food and drinks, izakayas offer a unique atmosphere where people can connect across generations and occasions. This article is designed for visitors to Japan, introducing the distinctive features, culture, manners and rules of izakaya. By reading to the end and using this guide as a reference, you’ll be sure to fully enjoy the vibrant izakaya experience you’ve seen in videos and movies.
Kyoto Japanese Cuisine Tsuruya Shokudo (Kyoto) A nostalgic, retro-style eatery where you can savor the authentic flavors of the Tango region’s local cuisine. See More
Naha Cafés Ryukyu Confectionery Ryugu Heiwadori Store Enjoy freshly fried Okinawan traditional sweets hot on the spot—perfect for a tasty break or a souvenir! See More
Yamaguchi Parks & Gardens Makizaki Wind Park A scenic park where you can fully immerse yourself in nature and refresh your body and mind. See More
Okinawa Snacks ROYCE' Ishigakijima "Potatochip Chocolate -Ishigaki no Shio-" A perfect harmony of ROYCE' chocolate and Ishigaki’s premium sea salt. See More
Okinawa Snacks ROYCE' Ishigakijima "Brown Sugar Chocolate" A chocolate treat packed with the rich flavors of Okinawa's natural bounty. See More
Tottori Nature Spots Yumigahama (Tottori Prefecture) A scenic coastal spot selected as one of the 100 Best Beaches in Japan, known for its stunning contrast of white sand, pine groves, and deep blue sea. See More
Sapporo Summer festivals & Events Sapporo Summer Festival An annual Sapporo city tradition and one of Hokkaido’s biggest summer festivals. See More
Sapporo Autumn festivals & Events Sapporo Autumn Fest The finest flavors of Hokkaido gather at Odori Park in autumn. See More
Tokachi and Obihiro Shopping Streets Kita no Yatai A food stall village where you can enjoy a variety of cuisines made with the rich ingredients of Tokachi, Japan’s agricultural powerhouse. See More
Otaru and Niseko Museums Otaru Art Base Stained Glass Museum A mesmerizing space showcasing rare church stained glass artworks. See More
