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Tokyo Tower

(Tokyo)

Tokyo Tower is an iconic landmark of Tokyo, beautifully lit up at ​night with vibrant orange and white lights. The 333-metre-tall tower is ​a popular tourist attraction offering a panoramic view of the city's ​nightscape from its observation deck. There are also many restaurants ​and tourist facilities in the surrounding area.

Mt. Fuji

(Shizuoka Prefecture, Yamanashi Prefecture)

Mt. Fuji is an iconic mountain of Japan, and is the highest peak in ​Japan, with an elevation of 3,776 meters. Its beautiful conical shape ​and seasonal scenery attract many people. In spring, the cherry ​blossoms and the view of "upside-down Fuji" reflected in the lake are ​especially popular. The hiking trails to Mt. Fuji are open in summer, ​and many climbers visit. In addition, there are tourist spots such as ​Lake Kawaguchi and Lake Motosu scattered around the area, so you ​can enjoy the spectacular views of Mt. Fuji from various angles.

Kinkaku-ji Temple

(Kyoto)

Kinkaku-ji Temple (official name: Rokuon-ji Temple) is a famous ​golden Kyoto landmark. Its reflection in the beautiful pond is ​breathtaking, and it harmonizes beautifully with the garden. It is a ​tourist spot where you can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons, and ​the autumn leaves and winter snowscapes are especially popular.

Shibuya Scramble Crossing

(Tokyo)

Shibuya Scramble Crossing is a world-famous Tokyo landmark. At ​night, illuminated by colorful neon advertisements and building lights, ​the sight of many people crossing the street symbolizes the energy of ​the city. It is also a popular spot for taking photos and videos.

Osaka Castle

(Osaka)

Osaka Castle is a famous historical castle in Japan, built by Toyotomi ​Hideyoshi. Its exterior, with its white and green base and gold ​decorations, is very splendid, and can be enjoyed throughout the four ​seasons, with cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in fall. ​There is also a vast park, which is popular with locals and tourists ​alike.

Deer in Nara Park

(Nara)

Nara Park is a lush park in the historic ancient city of Nara, famous ​for the deer that roam freely. The deer are considered messengers of ​the gods, and are loved by many for the adorable sight of them eating ​deer crackers that tourists hold in their hands. There are also other ​tourist spots such as Todaiji Temple and Kasuga Taisha Shrine in the ​surrounding area.

Itsukushima Shrine and Torii

(Hiroshima)

Itsukushima Shrine, located on Miyajima in Hiroshima Prefecture, is ​one of Japan's most famous shrines and has been registered as a ​World Heritage Site. Itsukushima Shrine is particularly famous for its ​large red torii gate that appears to float on the sea, and visitors can ​enjoy different views at high tide and low tide. The scenery, which ​harmonizes with the lush green mountains in the background, ​captivates all who visit.

Shirakawa-go

(Gifu)

Shirakawa-go, located in Gifu Prefecture, is famous for its traditional ​Gassho-style houses, which are registered as a World Heritage Site. In ​winter, the snow-covered thatched-roof houses create a picturesque ​landscape. The scenery is particularly fantastic during the light-up ​event, and attracts many tourists.

Furano Lavender Fields

(Hokkaido)

The lavender fields of Furano, Hokkaido, are characterized by the ​purple carpet-like scenery that spreads across the land in the summer. ​Along with the fragrant fragrance, the contrast with the hills and blue ​sky in the distance creates a spectacular view. Visitors to tourist spots ​such as Farm Tomita are particularly impressed by the beauty of the ​flower fields.

Takayama's old townscape

(Gifu)

Takayama, Gifu Prefecture's old townscape is a historic area that ​strongly retains the atmosphere of the Edo period. Wooden merchant ​houses, cobblestone streets, and hanging lanterns create a nostalgic ​atmosphere, and you can also enjoy traditional crafts and local ​specialties. It's a tourist spot where you can experience the good old ​days of Japan.

Nikko Toshogu Shrine

(Tochigi)

Nikko Toshogu Shrine, which enshrines Tokugawa Ieyasu, is a shrine ​known for its gorgeous decorations and elaborate carvings. The famous ​"Yomeimon Gate" and the "Three Monkeys (see no evil, hear no evil, ​speak no evil)" carvings in particular fascinate visitors. The shrine is ​characterized by a solemn atmosphere that blends in with the ​surrounding nature.

Hakone hot springs

(Kanagawa)

Hakone is one of Japan's leading hot spring resorts, where you can ​enjoy an open-air bath while gazing at Mt. Fuji. The lush surrounding ​nature and steam from the hot springs create a special space to heal ​your mind and body. This is a spot where you can fully enjoy Japan's ​hot spring culture while enjoying the scenery of the four seasons.

Streets of Gion, Kyoto

(Kyoto)

Gion in Kyoto is a historic townscape with traditional wooden buildings ​and cobblestone streets, where you can feel the good old Japanese ​atmosphere. At night, the area is lit by lanterns, creating a nostalgic ​atmosphere. It is a popular area for many tourists, where you can ​sometimes encounter geisha and maiko.

Autumn leaves in Karuizawa

(Nagano)

Karuizawa is a Japanese highland resort town that is enveloped in ​vibrant autumn foliage in the fall. The red and yellow trees decorate ​the walking paths, allowing you to enjoy nature in a quiet and tranquil ​atmosphere. The Kyu-Karuizawa area in particular is bustling with ​tourists.

Tsuwano

(Shimane)

Tsuwano, known as Shimane Prefecture's Little Kyoto, is an area ​where old townscapes and beautiful nature coexist in harmony. Carp ​swim in the waterways, and wooden buildings and cobblestone streets ​create a nostalgic landscape. It's a place where you can take a ​leisurely stroll while feeling the history.

Cherry blossoms in Hirosaki Park

(Aomori)

Hirosaki Park in Aomori Prefecture is known as the best cherry ​blossom viewing spot in Japan. In spring, the cherry blossoms in the ​park are in full bloom, creating a tunnel of cherry blossoms and the ​reflection of the flowers in the moat, creating a fantastical beauty. The ​view of the cherry blossoms with Hirosaki Castle in the background is ​particularly spectacular, attracting many tourists.

Yokohama Minato Mirai

(Kanagawa)

The Minato Mirai district of Yokohama is characterized by its modern ​cityscape and beautiful seaside scenery. It is famous for the Landmark ​Tower and the Ferris wheel "Cosmo Clock 21," and the night view is ​particularly spectacular. It is a popular tourist spot where you can also ​enjoy shopping and gourmet food.

Kumamoto Castle

(Kumamoto)

Kumamoto Castle is one of the three most famous castles in Japan, ​built by the warlord Kato Kiyomasa during the Sengoku period. Its ​beautiful black and white exterior features powerful stone walls and ​turrets. Although it was damaged in the 2016 earthquake, it is still ​undergoing restoration and is a beloved historical site.

Matsumoto Castle

(Nagano)

Matsumoto Castle in Nagano Prefecture is a national treasure castle ​with the oldest five-story castle tower in Japan, and is characterized ​by its black exterior, which has earned it the nickname "Crow Castle." ​Surrounded by a quiet moat and lush greenery, the castle offers ​beautiful scenery throughout the seasons. It is a historic site where you ​can experience the Sengoku period of Japan.

Sendai Tanabata Festival

(Miyagi)

The Tanabata Festival, held every summer in Sendai, Miyagi ​Prefecture, lights up the city with colorful streamers and gorgeous ​decorations. Known as one of the largest Tanabata festivals in Japan, it ​is a place where you can enjoy a fusion of traditional festival ​atmosphere and modern art.

Mount Aso

(Kumamoto)

Mount Aso, located in Kumamoto Prefecture, is an active volcano with ​one of the world's largest calderas, and is known for its dynamic ​natural scenery. The sight of the active volcano spewing smoke and ​the vast grasslands surrounding it overwhelms visitors. This is a spot ​where you can experience volcanic activity up close by hiking or ​driving.

Otaru Canal

(Hokkaido)

Otaru Canal is a historic canal in Otaru, Hokkaido, characterized by a ​romantic landscape lined with old warehouses. At night, gas lamps are ​lit and the lights reflected on the canal create a fantastic atmosphere. ​It is a popular spot for couples and tourists.

Tottori Sand Dunes

(Tottori Prefecture)

Tottori Sand Dunes, located in Tottori Prefecture, is the only place in ​Japan where you can enjoy a vast desert landscape. The sand dunes ​are beautiful and you can enjoy unique experiences such as camel ​riding and sandboarding. The location overlooking the Sea of ​​Japan ​also creates an extraordinary feeling.

Yakushima

(Kagoshima Prefecture)

Yakushima is a beautiful island registered as a UNESCO World ​Heritage Site, famous for its Jomon cedars and mossy forests. You can ​enjoy trekking and nature observation in the mysterious atmosphere ​where ancient nature remains. The scenery changes with the seasons, ​captivating visitors.

Tokyo Skytree

(Tokyo)

Tokyo Skytree is a Tokyo landmark known as the world's tallest free-​standing radio tower. It stands 634 meters tall and is lit up in blue ​and white at night, creating a futuristic atmosphere. The panoramic ​view from the observation deck is spectacular, and the night view is ​especially popular.

Rainbow Bridge

(Tokyo)

Rainbow Bridge is a beautiful suspension bridge spanning Tokyo Bay, ​and is colorfully lit up at night, creating a fantastic view when ​combined with Tokyo's modern skyline. The view from Odaiba is ​particularly popular, and it can also be enjoyed as a walking course.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple

(Kyoto)

Kiyomizu-dera is a historic temple that represents Kyoto and is located ​on the side of Higashiyama mountain. You can enjoy a magnificent ​view of Kyoto city from its large wooden stage. The temple attracts ​visitors with its seasonal scenery, such as cherry blossoms in spring, ​autumn leaves, and illuminations. It is also registered as a World ​Heritage Site.

Great Buddha of Kamakura

(Kanagawa Prefecture)

The Great Buddha of Kamakura is one of Japan's most famous Buddha ​statues, enshrined at Kotoku-in Temple. It is a bronze statue that ​stands at about 13.35 meters in height. Because it is located outdoors, ​you can enjoy the different expressions of the statue under natural ​light. Its gentle expression and quiet environment give peace and ​healing to those who visit.