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Takamatsu Symbol Tower

Standing 151.3 meters tall, the tower of Takamatsu Symbol Tower is the tallest building in Shikoku. Located just a 5-minute walk from the Takamatsu Port ferry terminal and 3 minutes from JR Takamatsu Station, it is ideally situated as a gateway for exploring Kagawa.

• Takamatsu
• Tourist Attractions

Yomiuriland

Yomiuriland is the historic, representative amusement park of Tokyo that is located in the area spanning across Inagi, Tokyo and Kawasaki, Kanagawa.

• Fuchu, Chofu, Tama
• Amusement Parks & Theme parks

Hachinohe Sansha Taisai

Held annually over five days from July 31 to August 4, Hachinohe Sansha Taisai is a grand joint festival involving Ogami Shrine, Chojasan Shinra Shrine, and Shinmei Shrine. Originating in 1721, it boasts over 300 years of history and tradition and is recognized as the largest festival in the Hachinohe region. In February 2004, it was designated as a national Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property, and in December 2016, it was inscribed on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list.

• Aomori

Komezuka

Komezuka, a cone-shaped volcano, is located at the base of Kishimadake, one of the central peaks of Mount Aso's five peaks. This small mountain stands about 80 meters high and is believed to have been formed by an eruption around 3,300 years ago. The slopes are covered with grasslands, turning a vibrant green from spring to summer. In autumn, the slopes glow golden with susuki (Japanese pampas grass), and in winter, they are beautifully blanketed in snow.

• Kumamoto
• Nature Spots

Hasedera temple (Kamakura)

Hasedera Temple, often referred to as "Hase Kannon," is known as one of the most scenic spots in Kamakura. The principal deity is the statue of Kannon, the Goddess of Mercy, with 11 faces. Standing at 9.18 meters high, it is one of the largest wooden Buddha statues in Japan.

• Kamakura
• Shrines & Temples

Murakami (Niigata)

At northernmost Niigata, facing Japan Sea, Murakami Domain's castle town used to prosper. The samurai towns and merchant towns still keep their traditional look to this day.

• Niigata
• Famous Places

Mother Farm

“Mother Farm” exists on over 250 hectares of vast land. Here you’ll find yourself welcomed by various animals, including sheep, alpacas, capybaras, and ostriches. Not only can you watch the animals, but you can even feed them, milk cows, ride horses, and more!

• Chiba
• Experiences Facilities

Utsunomiya Min Min Main Store

A veteran shop opened in 1958, Min Min is the forerunner in Utsunomiya’s history as a mecca for gyoza. Nicknamed Gyoza Dori, meaning “Dumpling Street”, Miyajima Street is home to the main store location, which has served as a specialty gyoza shop since a time many years ago when it was hard to even find a Chinese food restaurant in the area. It’s beloved by locals and tourists alike, enough that you’ll even find a long lineup during lunchtime on weekdays.

• Tochigi
• Chinese Food

Asunal Kanayama

This shopping complex adjoins terminal stations of JR, Meitetsu , and metro, and comprises clothing stores and restaurants. Various restaurants are open including conveyor belt sushi, and famous food in Nagoya, Miso-Kushikatsu which are deep-fried skewers with Miso paste are served by the bar, and many more restaurants such as ramen and barbecue, and pubs, are attractively in the full lineup.

• Nagoya
• Commercial Buildings

Colorful Town Gifu

A massive shopping center run by Toyota Automall Development Corp., located in Yanaizu-cho, Gifu City. The main attraction here is the“Automall”, a showroom of automobiles from Toyota and Daihatsu, along with movie theaters and 130 specialty stores for fashion, house décor, food, culture and more.

• Gifu
• Commercial Buildings