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Nestled in the quiet mountains of Nara, Hasedera Temple is a destination where seasonal flowers and nationally treasured cultural assets harmonize. The Eleve...

The night view stretching across Yokohama’s Minato Mirai area creates a dreamlike scene where skyscrapers and the shimmering sea blend into one. The illumina...

Toyama’s central Matsukawa River offers a relaxing cruise where you can enjoy views of cherry blossom trees lining the banks. In spring, the branches form a ...

Gifu Castle rises atop Mount Kinka and is known as a stage of the Sengoku period. From the summit, visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the Nōbi Plain, and o...

The quiet streams of Mitarai Valley and the ancient traditions of Shugendō are alive in Tenkawa Village, Nara. This destination welcomes visitors with both n...

Facing the calm waters of the Sea of Japan stands a massive rock wall—Ganmon in Shika Town, Ishikawa Prefecture. This natural sea cave, 15 meters high and 60...

Quietly stretching along the Kumano Sea, Shichiri Mihama is Japan’s longest shingle beach, extending about 22 km. The contrast between the blue sea and black...

Standing on the shores of Lake Biwa, Nagahama Castle is known as the first castle ruled by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. From its reconstructed keep, visitors can view...

Kobe’s central Nankinmachi, known as one of Japan’s three major Chinatowns, welcomes travelers with exotic streetscapes and a wide variety of food. Walking t...

Standing quietly along the Kiso River, Inuyama Castle is a National Treasure and the oldest surviving wooden castle keep in Japan. From the top floor, visito...