Kanto Travel Guide

A hands-on science museum where visitors can see, touch, and enjoy interactive exhibits.

The temple that inspired the city's name is a healing spot where one can find plants from the "Manyoshu" and protective cat charms.

One of Tokyo's largest theater-style event halls, boasting impressive size and facilities.

Inside the traditional Japanese home on the back alley, cafes gather and serve Japanese sweets.

It is said to have been built in the year 765, and is the most historical spot in Komae.

A zen temple built by Hojo Tokimune, the ruler in the Kamakura Period.

A relaxing dip in the natural spring waters while taking in the cityscape views that shift from day to night.

Stunning night skies made to rival the real thing at this planetarium complete with cutting-edge visuals and sound.

Delicious eats and furry animal friends await at this farm just 90 minutes from Tokyo.

A picture-perfect townscape with authentic British castle at its center.

A vast park surrounded by water and greenery, where visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers throughout the year.

Enjoy the "beauty bath" that leaves your skin silky smooth in the lush greenery of Okutama.

A café and bakery where you can relax with a variety of delicious sweets and drinks in a cozy atmosphere.

A popular café known for its specialty coffee, gourmet food, and beautifully plated desserts, often drawing long lines of eager customers.

The go-to standing bar in Ueno for wallet-friendly bites.

Enjoy Japanese burgers made with organic, all-natural ingredients you can trust.

A popular fruit shop known for its fresh, cut fruits, allowing you to easily enjoy the seasonal flavors.

A renowned restaurant in Hiroo where you can enjoy exquisite sushi paired with fine wines and Japanese sake.

Enjoy one-of-a-kind bread that you won't find anywhere else.

Local-sourced Wagyu and exceptional pricing at this steakhouse directly run by a local butcher shop.

Heaping plates meet wallet-friendly prices at this hit restaurant run by a meat wholesaler.

Enjoy a healthy lifestyle with our deliciously sweet domestic banana smoothies.

A Harajuku sweet sensation known for its giant size and cute, colorful appearance.

A chic breakfast at this bakery restaurant from Karuizawa.

Known for its stylish atmosphere and excellent services, this long-established photo shop in Jiyugaoka is a popular spot.

A little pizzazz for your everyday via select items at this Jiyugaoka lifestyle shop.

A long-established tea shop in Ameyoko, famous for its rich matcha soft serve ice cream.

Embark on a hunt for cute treasures in a fancy and colorful space.

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A Japan-born luxury brand makes headlines by infusing traditional craftsmanship with a fresh, modern twist.

Harajuku’s new it place to be, serving up plenty of great eats, shopping and even a traditional bathhouse.

Hachioji-born culture and performing arts for you to experience at this serene Japanese space.

A symbolic architectural landmark of Daikanyama, gathering high-end gourmet and fashion stores.

A renowned traditional Japanese confectionery shop, famous for its exquisite dorayaki, considered one of the "Top Three Dorayaki in Tokyo."

An easily accessible outlet mall in Hachioji, perfect for shopping.

A lush green space in Daikanyama and a new way of living at this multi-shop retailer.

The utmost in flexible and luxe resort vibes at this stay with impeccable views.

A forest resort spread across a vast estate, offering diverse accommodations, hot spring facilities, and restaurants.

A serene highland resort hotel nestled like a hidden retreat amidst lush greenery.

An elegant European-style resort hotel where every room features a private open-air bath. The hotel also boasts a top-floor bathhouse with stunning views.

3 different sourced springs to try at this quintessential Japanese inn in Kusatsu, complete with one of the area’s largest indoor + open-air baths.

A historic hot spring hotel founded in the Edo period, Hotel Ichii is located in front of the symbol of Kusatsu Onsen, Yubatake.

A historic ryokan loved by literary figures and notable individuals.

A hotel located on Enoshima Island, designed with a concept of Japanese modern style.

Easy access to get to Tokyo's city center and Mount Takao.

Located in the heart of Koedo Kawagoe, Matsumuraya Ryokan is an ideal base for sightseeing.

An onsen inn with an incredible view, offering sights of Lake Chuzenji from every room.

A secluded hot spring inn boasting a guest room building registered as a tangible cultural property by the country.

Hitachi-no-kuni Sosha-gu Shrine Annual Festival is famous for its dedicated sumo wrestling. Locals love and call this festival “Ishioka Festival.”

A legendary Tanabata takeover at this vibrantly decorated shopping arcade in summer.

The regular summer event that captures more than 1 million spectators.

The largest Gion Festival in the Kanto area with its musical accompaniment, dashi(float) and yatai (food stalls)

Odaiko drums and mikoshi (portable shrines) parade through the city, a traditional festival in Musashi Province.

See, smell, and taste! The popular event with iris and lavender.

When it comes to cherry blossoms in Tokyo and Japan, this is the place to be. The cherry blossom festival in Ueno Park is a historic and large-scale event.

Traditional Japanese performing arts to enjoy with the elegant night cherry blossoms.

Japan's tallest pyramid platform decorated with hina dolls.

The big festival held in May at Asakusa Shrine in Tokyo. One of Japan’s prominent festivals.

A festival filled with nostalgic atmosphere of the Edo period parading portable shrines and floats parade around the town.

The streets of Hibiya are wrapped in a magical shimmer.