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Mt. Otowa Kiyomizu-dera Temple

Opened in the year 778, the temple was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 1994. In the 130, 000 m2 area of the precincts spread out on the hillside of Mt. Otowa, there are more than 30 cathedrals and monuments, including national treasures and important cultural properties.

Kyoto
Shrines & Temples

14 Jan 2026 See More

The view from the stage is super open and wide—on a clear day, every shot looks great.
The old streets around it are really fun to wander, but the crowds are no joke. If you want photos without people, be prepared.
Still, it’s absolutely worth visiting at least once.

Otaru Aquarium

About 20 minutes by bus or sightseeing boat from JR Otaru Station, the aquarium showcases approximately 250 species and 5,000 marine organisms, primarily from Hokkaido and polar regions.

Otaru and Niseko
Zoos & Aquariums

8 Dec 2023 See More

The aquarium faces the Sea of Japan and is surrounded by nature. There's a fun dolphin show and a seal feeding time—both are must-see events!

Tanesashi Coast

Tanesashi Coast is a beautiful coastline with diverse landscapes, located within the Sanriku Reconstruction National Park and designated as a national scenic spot. Visitors can enjoy a variety of flowers, natural grasslands, a coastline with strange rocks and boulders, a century-old pine forest, and charming black-tailed gulls.

Aomori
Nature Spots

8 Dec 2023 See More

At Tanesashi Coast, you can check out all kinds of beautiful scenery—breeding grounds for black-tailed gulls, rocky shores, sandy beaches, and natural grasslands. Super cool spot to explore!

Okutama Onsen Moeginoyu

Located about a 10-minute walk from Okutama Station, this day-trip hot spring is an ideal spot to relax after engaging in tourism activities or hiking in Okutama. The facility is popular for its location convenient for visitors to Okutama, and its open-air bath offers a scenic view of the Okutama mountains.

Okutama, Ome
Bathing & Spa Facilities

8 Dec 2023 See More

There are all sorts of hot springs here! You can soak in one on a cliff, relax in the middle of the mountains surrounded by nature, or even enjoy a foot bath. Highly recommend giving it a try.

Journey to Izumo, the Land of the Gods - Unraveling Japan's Spiritual Legends & Myth via “Izumo Day”, an All-Exclusive Trip

Launched on January 26, 2020, "Izumo Day" includes a special two-day event starting on either January 29, 30, or 31 of 2024 during "Izumo Week." This event, titled " Journey to Izumo, the Land of the Gods - Unraveling Japan's Spiritual Legends & Myth via “Izumo Day”, an All-Exclusive Trip" takes you straight into the lore to experience the legendary exodus of the gods.

Shimane
Winter festivals & Events

7 Dec 2023 See More

The approach to the shrine here feels just like strolling through a shopping street—really fun! There are tons of Izumo souvenirs and tasty food to try. Definitely worth checking out!

TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN® Dream Christmas

At TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN®, a commercial complex composed of TOKYO SKYTREE® and TOKYO Solamachi®, special Christmas events are held annually from early November. The entire town is enveloped in a Christmas mood with illuminations, a Christmas market, and projection mapping.

Asakusa, Tokyo Skytree
Winter festivals & Events

7 Dec 2023 See More

Tokyo at night in winter is just gorgeous! The Christmas lights at TOKYO SKYTREE really light up the whole plaza. Don’t forget to come and see the Christmas illumination here!

Shirakawa-go Light-up Event

Located in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed gassho-zukuri village of Shirakawa-go, this event, held on specific days in January and February, draws large crowds annually. The sight of the iconic, thatched triangular roofs of the gassho-style houses blanketed in snow, illuminated against the night, evokes a fairy-tale-like look and feel.

Gifu
Winter festivals & Events

7 Dec 2023 See More

The unique wooden houses covered in snow, with lights shining on the snowy ground, look just like something out of a fairy tale. It feels so warm and romantic—totally worth seeing!

Kobe Luminarie

First held in 1995, Kobe Luminarie was created to honor the memory of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake and to symbolize hope for the city of Kobe. Each year, a theme is selected for the artworks, and all designs are created based on that theme. The materials are prepared in Italy, transported to Kobe, and assembled by Italian artisans together with Japanese staff.

Kobe
Winter festivals & Events

7 Dec 2023 See More

This festival is held in early December to remember the 1995 Hanshin earthquake and to pray for blessings. The sparkling lights symbolize hope for the people of Kobe. It’s really moving.

Huis Ten Bosch "Kingdom of Lights"

This night event at Huis Ten Bosch received first place in the International Illumination Awards Illumination Event Category Excellence Entertainment Award, chosen by night view appraisers for its top-notch, outstanding entertainment value.

Nagasaki
Festivals & Events

7 Dec 2023 See More

In the evening, you can enjoy the world’s largest light show here. The sunset and night view at Huis Ten Bosch are absolutely stunning!

Jimanya Naha Shop

Dine in a tasteful Kominka-style renovated space built 50 years ago. Inside you’ll find a menu teeming with Okinawan delights, like dishes made with Pineapple Pork Jun, a brand of pineapple-fed Okinawan pork, Goya Champuru, Okinawa Shallots, Okinawan-style fermented tofu and more.

Naha, Shuri, Itoman, Nanjo
Izakaya

6 Dec 2023 See More

This place is a 50-year-old traditional house that’s been renovated. The exterior gives off a cozy, stylish vibe, and the pork cutlet is amazing—super flavorful and tender! Really impressive.