Osaka Light Meals Kitashinchi-Sand 3.58 1 Popular sandwich shop in Kitashinchi, downtown Osaka. See More
Osaka Shrines & Temples First Japanese Temple, Shitennoji 4.04 5 Prince Shotoku had this first Japanese Buddhism temple built. One of the oldest architectural styles in Japan, Shitennoji Temple Building Layout, can be seen on the temple grounds. There are also valuable treasures from the founding time. See More
Tochigi Chinese Food Utsunomiya Min Min Main Store 3.95 1 60 years of long-loved flavor at this iconic gyoza shop that hails from the gyoza district of Utsunomiya. See More
Wakayama Ramen Chinese noodle Specialty, Ide Shoten Taste Wakayama ramen’s original “Ide Style” at the headquarters. See More Related Articles 40 Things to Do in Wakayama Wakayama Prefecture, blessed with oceans, mountains, and rivers, is a popular travel destination filled with historical sites, World Heritage locations, leisure spots, hot springs, and more. From scenic attractions that showcase Japan’s beautiful seasonal landscapes to accommodations, cuisine, and hot springs, we’ve carefully selected the best recommendations for your visit.
40 Things to Do in Wakayama Wakayama Prefecture, blessed with oceans, mountains, and rivers, is a popular travel destination filled with historical sites, World Heritage locations, leisure spots, hot springs, and more. From scenic attractions that showcase Japan’s beautiful seasonal landscapes to accommodations, cuisine, and hot springs, we’ve carefully selected the best recommendations for your visit.
Hakone Tourist Attractions Hakone-en 2.21 1 A large resort facility by Lake Ashinoko. You can look, play, eat and shop right here. See More
Yamanashi Amusement Parks & Theme parks Kikyou Shingen Mochi Factory Theme Park The factory theme park of Kikyouya, the historical sweets shop opened in 1889. See More Related Articles Experience the Breathtaking Beauty of the Mountains! 32 Tourist Spots in Yamanashi Surrounded by majestic mountains such as Mt. Fuji, Yatsugatake, and the Southern Alps, Yamanashi offers stunning views in every season. The picturesque landscapes featuring Mt. Fuji and the lakes are a must-see. In this article, we'll introduce you to the best spots to enjoy Yamanashi's natural beauty, along with recommended accommodations, dining, and shopping areas.
Experience the Breathtaking Beauty of the Mountains! 32 Tourist Spots in Yamanashi Surrounded by majestic mountains such as Mt. Fuji, Yatsugatake, and the Southern Alps, Yamanashi offers stunning views in every season. The picturesque landscapes featuring Mt. Fuji and the lakes are a must-see. In this article, we'll introduce you to the best spots to enjoy Yamanashi's natural beauty, along with recommended accommodations, dining, and shopping areas.
Osaka Tourist Attractions Osaka City Central Public Hall 3.63 2 A meeting facility built in the Taisho era. The red brick retro architecture is a landmark of Nakanoshima. See More
Osaka Famous Places Nakanoshima 3.63 2 Nakanoshima is the land area sandwiched between Dojima and Tosabori Rivers. This scenic spot is known for the iconic Aqua Metropolis Osaka and picturesque streetscapes filled with worldly vibes, offices and high-rise complexes. See More
Aichi Hotels Nagoya Kanko Hotel 3.95 1 Perfect services nurtured in its history and tradition. See More
Chiba Shrines & Temples Nokogiri-Yama Nihonji Temple 3.63 2 Worship at a great Buddha statue in “The Kanto’s oldest Chokugansho (a temple in which emperors prayed) opened by a Japanese famous Buddhist priest. See More
Aichi Shopping Streets Kinshachi Yokocho 3.86 3 Nagoya's specialties are gathered on the street in Nagoya Castle Town! See More
Aichi Parks & Gardens Expo 2005 Aichi Commemorative Park (Moricoro Park) 3.95 1 A park rich in nature that stretches across the former site of Expo 2005. See More
Aichi Parks & Gardens Meijo Park (Meijyo Park) 3.87 2 The park at the foot of the Nagoya Castle, the oasis for the residents. See More
Aichi Parks & Gardens Tokugawaen 3.63 2 A Japanese traditional garden made in the early Edo period (1603-1868) of A circuit -style strolling pond garden with numerous highlights around a pond. See More
Gifu Commercial Buildings Colorful Town Gifu 3.58 1 Commercial complex operated by Toyota with an automobile showcase. See More
Gifu Light Meals CENTER4 HAMBURGERS 3.58 1 Hida Takayama’s gourmet burger joint, drawing crowds from travelers across the world. See More
Gifu Meat Dishes Le Midi A suburb restaurant specializing in grilled steaks and hamburger of Hida Beef, offered by a French cuisine chef. See More
Kyoto Shrines & Temples Kurama-dera 4.07 2 This temple is known to be the place where Ushiwakamaru (later Minamoto no Yoshitsune) trained with Tengu (a long‐nosed goblin). It is also popular as a sacred power place. See More
Yamanashi Commercial Buildings Aeon Mall Kofu Showa One of the largest shopping malls in Yamanashi for customers of all ages. See More
Yamanashi Japanese Cuisine Hoto Fudo, Kawaguchiko Kita Try Yamanashi’s local dishes amid the spectacular nature at Lake Kawaguchi See More Related Articles Enjoy Nature in All Seasons! Top 17 Popular Tourist Spots Around Lake Kawaguchiko Lake Kawaguchiko, where you can see the “upside-down Fuji,” one of Japan's most scenic views, is easily accessible from the city center and is a popular tourist destination for enjoying the natural scenery throughout the seasons. There are accommodations where you can soak in open-air hot springs with views of Mt. Fuji and dining options where you can savor Yamanashi's gourmet cuisine, offering a variety of enjoyable experiences.
Enjoy Nature in All Seasons! Top 17 Popular Tourist Spots Around Lake Kawaguchiko Lake Kawaguchiko, where you can see the “upside-down Fuji,” one of Japan's most scenic views, is easily accessible from the city center and is a popular tourist destination for enjoying the natural scenery throughout the seasons. There are accommodations where you can soak in open-air hot springs with views of Mt. Fuji and dining options where you can savor Yamanashi's gourmet cuisine, offering a variety of enjoyable experiences.
