The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The bright red Ferris Wheel, atop the Hep Five department store, is a local landmark. From the top -- at 106 meters (348 ft) -- there are views …
Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology is a museum in Nagoya.
Noritake is a garden in Nagoya on the former factory grounds of the tableware company Noritake.
Aichi Commemorative Park, also known as Moricoro Park, is home to Ghibli Park, as well as an ice rink, Ferris Wheel and Japanese-style garden.
Legoland Japan Resort is a theme park complete with Lego themed rides and attractions.
Nagoya Station is the main train station in Nagoya. It's location is fairly central, and it is a transit hub for the city. Train lines that stop …
Everything you need to know about this top Osaka attraction -- including how to reserve the popular heart-shaped padlocks that have become part …
A park and plant nursery that holds flower festivals and has seaside dune buggies.
Ashikaga Gakkō was Japan’s first organized school. It was a specialized college founded (allegedly) in the ninth century but resurrected in the …
Get views over Sapporo — day or night — from JR Tower Observation Deck T38 atop the city's tallest building.
This observatory is the best place to see Hakodate's famous star-shaped Fort Goryōkaku. Find out all you need to know before you visit.
Maruyama Park is both Kyoto’s most popular hanami spot and a local favorite, so it’s definitely more lively than peaceful. The weeping cherry …
Opening in 2023 after rennovations, this performance venue is known for hosting geisha shows in Kyoto.
Chureito Pagoda is located in Arakurayama Sengen Park at the top of 400 steps and has one of the most iconic views in Japan. Check out our …