Attractions
Country:JapanCity:Hokkaido
Sapporo Central Wholesale Market has been a base for fresh food logistics in Hokkaido since its opening in 1959. Here, professional wholesalers engage in a transaction known as bidding, and regular customers are not allowed to shop here. However, in the adjacent Jogai market, you can purchase very economical and fresh ingredients.
Country:JapanCity:Tokyo
Imperial Palace is the residence of the Emperor of Japan and his family members. The entire Imperial Palace is surrounded by a moat, and it is divided into several areas, including the Imperial Residence, the Outer Garden, the East Garden, and the North Garden. The East Garden and the North Garden are often open to the public.
Country:JapanCity:Nara
The Hōryū-ji temple complex and the nearby Yumedono (Dream Hall) were jointly inscribed as a World Heritage Site in 1993 under the name "Hōryū-ji Area Buddhist Monuments".
Country:JapanCity:Kyoto
The Arashiyama Bamboo Grove is located to the north of Tenryuji Temple on the Mountain Arashiyama. One can visit Tenryuji Temple by walking through the bamboo grove.
Country:JapanCity:Mt. Fuji
At the foot of Mount Fuji, “Saiko Iyashi no sato Nenba” is located in a small village inhabited by Japanese residents in the old days. There are more than 20 traditional Japanese houses scattered here, which show the original style of rural Japan.
Country:JapanCity:Osaka
Take the very popular Osaka Aqua Liner to experience the scenery within the city of Osaka. The beautiful views along the way will allow you to fully appreciate the charm of Osaka, the water city.
Country:JapanCity:Hokkaido
The various sections of Tanukikoji are Japanese-style arcade streets, featuring a wide range of specialty stores, restaurants, and local product shops, making it a popular tourist destination for shopping and sightseeing.
Country:JapanCity:Tokyo
The Hamarikyu Onshi Teien is the most representative daimyo garden of the Edo period, the main attractions of the garden include the tide-in pond, the duck-hunting ground, the three-hundred-year-old pine tree and the tea house on the central island.
Country:JapanCity:Kyoto
Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine was built in the 8th century and is one of the most popular shrines in the Kyoto area.
Country:JapanCity:Nara
Toshodai-ji Temple was first built in 759 AD and is an ancient temple with profound historical and cultural value. The temple is surrounded by lush pine forests and has a quiet courtyard.