The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Known for its stunning moss-covered entrance gate, Honen-in temple has plenty to see. While the Main Hall is only open twice a year (April 1st - …
In an effort to promote Fukushima, this stadium will be hosting some of the baseball/softball events at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. The stadium can …
Designed to be reminiscent of the crescent moon on the helmet of a 16th century feudal lord, this football stadium also hosts athletic events. …
An all-weather dome in Hokkaido's capital, Sapporo Dome is home to a professional football team and a baseball team. The giant natural turf pitch …
This dedicated football stadium is home to the Japanese professional football team and will be hosting some of the football events for the 2020 …
As the largest traditional teahouse in Kanzawa, Kaikaro is still operating with Geisha performances in the evening and tea served during the day. …
Established in 1924, Kyoto Botanical Gardens are the oldest botanical gardens in Japan. You can enjoy these beautiful gardens every month of the …
Angel Road is a sandy "road" connecting Shodoshima with a string of small offshore islets, which emerges from the sea twice a day at low tide.
Celebrated as one of the top 3 most beautiful gorges in Japan. You could call it a gorgeous gorge. There is a ropeway/gondola that runs through …
After a closure lasting until April, 2023, Seiryuji is finally open again to the public. However, visitors must make a booking in advance of …
A garden contructed by the 4th lord of Hikone in 1677, the gardens are one of the top-rated attractions in Hikone. The gardens are located next …