An exclusive eight-seat sushi counter in Hiroo/Ebisu, run by a young, innovative chef offering refined Edo-style omakase using premium ingredients with careful attention to temperature and texture.
Japan’s top sumo arena and a living monument to the country’s ancient wrestling tradition, hosting major tournaments and housing a dedicated sumo museum.
One of Japan’s renowned "Three Great Night Views," Kikuseidai provides a sweeping panoramic view of Kobe, Osaka Bay, and the surrounding areas from the summit of Mount Maya.
A resort-style café perched above Lake Biwa, serving Hawaiian-inspired plates, local fish and Omi beef, plus bright desserts—all in a glass-walled, marina-side setting.
A historical museum dedicated to Oda Nobunaga’s grand vision at Azuchi Castle, showcasing a full-scale replica of the castle’s main keep and rare cultural artifacts.
A brief but scenic ropeway journey offering breathtaking views of Lake Biwa and the ruins of Hachimanyama Castle—ideal to pair with historic canal walks below.
A historically rich shrine in the center of Ōmihachiman, famous for its elaborate floats, traditional fire festivals, and strong connections to merchant culture.
A luxury resort hotel nestled in Itoshima's Futamigaura area, offering spacious ocean-view suites, personalized amenities, and a seamless blend of self-hospitality and luxury.
A mountaintop observatory in Hoshinomura offers breathtaking views of the night sky, interactive stargazing activities, and educational exhibits on astronomy and folklore.
A dedicated manga museum in Kitakyushu showcasing the art, history, and creators of Japanese comics, featuring exhibits, reading areas, and interactive experiences.
A sweeping hilltop view with grazing sheep, panoramic sights of Sapporo, and a well-known statue honoring American agricultural pioneer William S. Clark.
A beautifully preserved merchant street from the Edo period, lined with kura storehouses, white plaster facades, and quiet backstreets full of history.
A peaceful urban farm providing hands-on agricultural activities, seasonal flower gardens, and close-up interactions with farm animals—popular for plum blossoms and family outings.
One of Japan’s largest zoo and botanical garden complexes, featuring animal encounters, seasonal plants, and panoramic city views from Higashiyama Sky Tower.
