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Sankyo Soko Storehouses
The picturesque Sankyo Soko Storehouses sit at the heart of Sakata, a portside city on the sea of Japan in Yamagata Prefecture...
Kyomise Shopping District
Located just south of Matsue Castle, Kyomise Shopping District was founded in 1724 and originally built to resemble similar streets from Kyoto...
Ureshino Onsen
Tucked away in the southwestern part of Saga Prefecture, Ureshino is a small town known for its onsen (hot springs) and green tea...
Rakusuien Tea House
Although the city of Fukuoka opened Rakusuien to the public in 1996 as a Japanese garden complete with a tea house, its history stretches back almost a century earlier and was once the home of a wealthy merchant family...
Tamatsukuri Onsen
The oldest record of Tamatsukuri Onsen dates back to the year 733 and claims that bathing in these hot springs once will make you beautiful while bathing in them twice will cure all diseases...
Kirishima Onsen
Located in the shadows of southern Kyushu’s mighty Kirishima Mountains, Kirishima Onsen is known throughout Japan as a premier hot spring region...
Shirahone Onsen
Shirahone Onsen is located in the quiet and peaceful Chubusangaku National Park in Nagano Prefecture...
Arakurayama Sengen Park
With one of the most iconic views of Mount Fuji, Arakurayama Sengen Park shouldn’t be misSed on trips to Yamanashi Prefecture...
Hasedera Temple (Nara)
Hasedera Temple in Nara Prefecture is the main temple of the Buzan sect of Shingon Buddhism, giving rise to 3000 member temples in Japan...
Nara
The relics are well-supervised by the city’s famous deer, who use their protected status as godly messengers to their advantage, regularly harassing tourists for local shika senbei (rice crackers for deer) especially near Todaiji...
Kyoto
Japan’s capital for more than 1000 years, the story of an ancient nation is written all over Kyoto’s cobbled streets, endless temples and gardens, and in the traditional way of life preserved by tea merchants and geisha houses...