Destinations
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Kawagoe Traditional Village in Saitama | Rich history and culture
In the prefecture of Saitama, there is an intact village that has remained of the Edo Period. The town is called Kawagoe, and it is a popular tourist spot in the otherwise non-touristy prefecture.
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Mito City, Ibaraki | Rich natural and urban attractions
Mito is a city northeast of Tokyo that is a 1.25-hour train ride away. The city is most famous for the Kairaku-en garden, which hosts an amazing plum blossom festival in early spring. You can also enjoy historical sites.
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Nikko Futarasan Shrine | Gods of good fortune and matchmaking are enshrined
The Futurasan shrine in Nikko is not as famous as its neighbor Toshogu, but it is definitely worth a stop. It is a great place to appreciate the beautiful natural surroundings.
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Nikko | Wonderful shrines, temples and natural beauty
One of the most popular day trips from Tokyo is Nikko. A 2-hour train ride away, this village is rich in World Heritage Sites including the famous Toshogu shrine. What should you not miss in Nikko?
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Nikko Taiyuin Tokugawa Mausoleum | Delicate and beautiful architecture
The grave of the third shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu is located in Nikko. It is a colorful temple with beautiful details in the woodwork and quiet surroundings, and very much worth checking out.
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Nikko Toshogu Shrine | Wonderful national treasures and gorgeous sculptures
The Toshogu is Nikko’s most famous landmark. The impressive shrine is the mausoleum of the first Tokugawa shogun, and one of the most beautiful examples of Japanese architecture in the country.
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Kanayama Castle Ruins | Beautiful historic castle ruins for those in the know
If you are interested in Japanese history and off the beaten track locations, the Kanayama Castle Ruins are a good place to visit. Learn more about the site’s long history.
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Mikazukimura Historical Theme Park | Time travel to the Edo period!
Mikazukimura is a historical theme park located in Yabuzuka-machi, Ota city of Gunma prefecture. In this park, you can feel the atmosphere of a village in the Edo period.
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Ginza, Tokyo | One of the Best Shopping Spots in Japan
Ginza is a district in central Tokyo, and its name means ‘silver place’ when translated to English. That still holds true today, as it is one of the most high-end shopping districts in Japan.
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Hamamatsucho Station Area | Transportation hub with access to everywhere
There are many hotels in the Hamamatsucho Station area, but what is there to do here? And is the area well-connected to the rest of Tokyo?
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Haneda Airport in Tokyo | one of Japan’s Leading Airports
Haneda airport is located less than 30 minutes and 15 km south-east of central Tokyo. The airport is well linked to central Tokyo, and if you have the option to choose we recommend you to land in Haneda.
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Mt Takao | Easy Hiking Near Tokyo
Mt Takao was introduced in the Michelin Green Guides for Travel and Tourism as a place that is relatively close to the center of Tokyo where you can discover the ‘real Japan’.
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Tokyo National Museum | the Oldest and Largest Museum in Japan
The Tokyo National Museum was established in 1872 and is the oldest and largest museum in Japan. The Museum collects houses and preserves a comprehensive collection of art and archaeological object of Asia, focusing on Japan.
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Odaiba, Tokyo | you can Experience a Variety of Activities
Artificial island Odaiba in Tokyo became very popular with young people, especially young couples who flock to shopping and amusement. Find out what fun you can have here!
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Roppongi, Tokyo | Fashionable and Representative of Japan’s Downtown Area
Roppongi is known as one of Tokyo’s nightlife destinations that are especially popular with local expats. What else is there to see and do in cosmopolitan Roppongi?
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Shinjuku, Tokyo | the most Enjoyable Nightlife District in Japan
Shinjuku is known for its impressive streets full of neon signs. Throughout the territory, there is a wide variety of international cuisine and hundreds of department stores ranging from clothing stores to high-tech devices.
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Harajuku, Tokyo | The city that leads Japanese fashion and great art
Harajuku is home to some of the city’s best art galleries, museums, and design book stores, but let’s start with the area’s most famous highlight, Takeshita Street.
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The Tokyo Tower | Beautiful Symbol of Tokyo
The Tokyo Tower is one of the highest constructions in Tokyo at 333m tall. The Eiffel Tower-inspired tower is just one of those famous spots you have to visit when you are in Tokyo.
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Zojoji Temple, Tokyo | High Prestige and Benefits for Winning Luck
This former family temple of the Tokugawa clan is a must-see if you are in the area. There is an impressive garden with a large number of jizo statues, and daily Buddhist ceremonies are held.