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

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...

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...

Quietly nestled in the forest, just a few minutes’ walk from Shin-Kobe Station, lies Nunobiki Falls｜Ontaki. This scenic spot offers a refreshing escape from...

The calm waters of Hachiman-bori reflect the historic townscape of Omihachiman in Shiga Prefecture, symbolizing the charm of this former castle town. Built d...

Wakasa Bay Sightseeing Site Official Fukui Tourism Site Clear spring water and a moss-covered stream make Uriwari Falls in Wakasa Town, Fukui Prefecture a sc...

The rugged coastline dotted with unique rock formations and caves creates a majestic landscape that embraces every visitor—this is Onigajo, a UNESCO World He...

The large red lantern hanging in the quiet main hall welcomes visitors to Ōsu Kannon, a landmark in the heart of Nagoya where you can experience both history...

Just 80 minutes from Tokyo by Shinkansen, the Echigo Yuzawa snow resort town welcomes travelers with scenic landscapes and relaxing hot springs. This scenic ...

Osaka Castle’s appeal is presented through key points such as its main tower and stone walls, organized in a clear way that helps you prepare before your vis...

The Kishiwada Danjiri Festival offers a way to understand a long-standing tradition shaped by powerful pulls and a distinct local culture. Many visitors take...

Asahikawa City Asahiyama Zoo is a leading sightseeing destination in Hokkaido, known for exhibits that allow visitors to observe animals’ natural behaviors. ...

Ikaho Onsen is a representative hot spring area in Gunma Prefecture, known for having two distinct spring sources, Kogane no Yu and Shirogane no Yu. You can ...

The calm waters of Hachiman-bori reflect the historic townscape of Omihachiman in Shiga Prefecture, symbolizing the charm of this former castle town. Built d...

Otakamori is a low mountain on Miyatojima Island in Higashimatsushima, Miyagi Prefecture, known as “Sōkan,” one of the Four Views of Matsushima and a scenic ...

A quiet golden tunnel unfolds in autumn—at Manabi no Mori Promenade in Kakamigahara, Gifu, about 70 ginkgo trees welcome visitors. Stretching over 200 meters...

At the end of a quiet path lined with towering cedar trees, the Okusha shrine of Togakushi Jinja stands in serene majesty. Located in the mountainous northwe...

Hikone Castle stands proudly on a hill overlooking Lake Biwa, preserving its original Edo-period main keep, one of Japan’s National Treasures. In spring, che...