Plan your perfect trip to Japan! Simply click the 'Add to Trip' button on any of the 20,000 sights and hotels featured on this site. With sights across all 47 Japanese Prefectures, we hope to introduce to a number of hidden gems off the beaten track.
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Kokoroya is a ramen shop located near Hatagaya Station. Their opening hours are rather irregular, so be sure to check them before your visit.
Deesigned by Rafael Viñoly Architects, this multi-purpose building is used as a concert hall, convention center and event space. Located in the Marunouchi busin
Mizuki Shigeru, from Sakaiminato, was an artist fascinated with yokai, or Japanese demons, who went on to create the popular manga Ge Ge Ge No Kintaro. Alongsid
Harajuku's very first one of a kind Tiffany & Co. concept store that will sure make you feel Tiffany blue.
Specializing in sculptures, ceramics, lacquerware, and metalwork, this museum mainly contains the collection of Senju Satoh. Senju Satoh was an entrepreneur and
The Akashi Kaikyo Bridge is the world's longest hanging bridge at 3,911meters long, connecting Kobe city of Hyogo prefecture and Awaji island. There are also to
Seson-ji is an old buddhist temple on Sado Island, close to Myosen-ji Temple.
Spring is in the air, which only means one thing in Japan: cherry blossoms. Every year, during this much-awaited season, people from all over the world flock to
Tottori Castle Ruins in SpringWhile you may be thinking that castle ruins are nothing to feel special about, you will quickly change your mind when you visit th
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via https://fastjapan.com/en/p101335Osaka's Aquarium makes for a fascinating and peaceful day out. If you love the ocean this is the place for you. The prices
I think any time you're in a new place, whether that be traveling to a brand new country on a vacation, or moving there as an expat - there are things that are
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Unlike many European and western nations, Japan is very conservative when it comes to dress. Urban areas like Tokyo or Harajuku are generally more liberal in wh
Did you hear of the Trick Art Museum before? In this museum you find 2D artworks which looks like 3D – and the best: you are allowed to take photos!! There are
I love this Ueno Zoo is so many animal inside this Zoo. The environment is so clean and well maintain. I can say is good to bring children along for Ueno Zoo to
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In Akita, on the Sea of Japan coast in the northern Tohoku region, visitors can revel in Japan’s natural beauty. You can climb mountains, look over beautiful lakes, and visit coastal towns.
Tokushima prefecture is a mountainous area located on the island of Shikoku. It is home to the first 23 temples of the 88 Temple Pilgrimage starting with temple
Iwate is the prefecture with the largest landmass in Japan. It is on the Pacific coast in the northern Tohoku region. The capital city Morioka is famous for its
Tochigi is famed for its onsen (hot springs), ski resorts and large natural parks. Approximately 21% of the prefecture is designated as parks. Its capital, Utsu
Majestic Mount Fuji, rolling hills of green tea plantations, and the gorgeous coastline of the Izu Peninsula give Shizuoka a rich character that makes it a grea
Koyasan (Mount Koya) is the heart and soul of Wakayama Prefecture. Koyasan is the birthplace of Shingon Buddhism, founded by Kobo Daishi (Kukai) in the year 885
Yamagata has been called 'hidden' Japan and is definitely not on the regular tourist routes. It is Japan's largest prefecture and you can find it along the Sea
Toyama is a small prefecture on the coast of the Sea of Japan. It has mountainous borders inland with wonderful natural views, hiking trails, hot springs and ev
As the second largest city in Japan, Osaka is often compared to the capital city Tokyo—both popular travelling destinations in Japan. But some would venture to
