Kawagoe : Located in Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture, this historical townscape retains the atmosphere of the Edo period. It is especially famous for its “kura-zukuri (warehouse) streets,” lined with white-walled warehouses and traditional merchant houses, and is a popular spot among tourists. The town is also dotted with historical temples and shrines, such as Kawagoe Daishi and Kita-in Temple, offering a cultural experience.

Nagano Olympic Museum: This facility has exhibits related to the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. There is a section introducing the history of the Olympics, the competitions, and the successes of the athletes, with valuable medals, costumes, photographs, and other items on display. There is also an interactive experience corner where visitors can simulate actual competitions. This is an educational and fun place to re-experience the excitement of the Olympics in a place where visitors can also feel the nature and culture of Nagano.

Tomioka Silk Mill: Located in Tomioka City, Gunma Prefecture, this historic factory contributed greatly to the development of modern Japanese industry. Established in the Meiji era (1868-1912), it is known as the first full-scale silk mill in Japan. In 2014, the factory was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its significant cultural value has been recognized. The Tomioka Silk Mill is a symbol of Japan’s Industrial Revolution and a fascinating place to experience history and culture.

Higashi Chaya-gai: A historical teahouse district in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, with a charming atmosphere that dates back to the Edo period. Traditional townhouses stand side by side, dotted with teahouses and souvenir stores. Visitors can enjoy the emotional atmosphere of the culture and customs of the time. In particular, there are many teahouses where you can taste matcha green tea and Japanese sweets, which are popular among tourists. At night, lanterns are lit, creating a fantastic atmosphere.

Kenrokuen Garden: One of Japan’s most famous gardens located in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, and designated as a Special Place of Scenic Beauty by the national government, this 17th century garden is noted for its beautiful seasonal scenery. The vast grounds are arranged with ponds, waterfalls, stone bridges, pine trees, and other features, creating a wonderful harmony of nature and artifice. The garden attracts many tourists, especially during the cherry blossom and autumn foliage seasons. In addition, Kenrokuen Garden is based on the theme of “six beauties,” offering elegance, tranquility, grandeur, ruggedness, convenience, and atmospheric scenery.

Omimachi Market: A lively market in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, where visitors can enjoy fresh seafood and local specialties. founded in 1860, the market is now lined with many stores and is loved by tourists and locals alike. The market offers a wide variety of fresh seafood, vegetables, fruits, Kaga vegetables, and Japanese sweets, making it a great place to eat and look for souvenirs. There are also many eateries in the market, where the local cuisine is especially popular. The lively atmosphere and delicious ingredients make this a very attractive spot.

Arashiyama: Located in Kyoto Prefecture, this beautiful tourist destination is particularly attractive for its natural scenery. In addition to the beautiful scenery including Wataratsuki Bridge, the bamboo grove path and Arashiyama Park are also popular spots. Especially during the cherry blossom season in spring and the autumn foliage season in fall, many tourists visit the area to enjoy the wonderful scenery. The surrounding area is also dotted with historical temples and shrines, offering a wealth of cultural experiences. Onsen (hot springs) and local cuisine also make this a place well worth a visit.

Kinkakuji (Rokuonji): This prominent Zen temple in Kyoto City is especially noted for its beautiful golden buildings. The building consists of two and three tiers covered with gold leaf, and together with the surrounding pond and garden, it offers a seasonal view. Kinkakuji was built in the 14th century and has been rebuilt several times since then, but the current building was restored in 1955. For tourists, this is a spot where they can experience history and beauty in a quiet atmosphere.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple: This famous temple is located in Kyoto City and is registered as a World Heritage site. The view from the stage is especially beautiful and attracts many tourists during the cherry blossom season in spring and the autumn foliage season in fall. The temple’s main hall, with its large wooden stage, is the perfect place to enjoy the view. Kiyomizu Temple is also home to “Otowa Falls,” which attracts many visitors for its clear water. This is an iconic spot in Kyoto where visitors can enjoy historical architecture and abundant nature.
Fushimi Inari Taisha: The oldest Inari shrine in Japan, located in Kyoto City, is especially known for its 1,000 torii gates. The approach to the shrine, lined with red torii gates, is extremely beautiful and offers different views as you climb the mountain. The shrine attracts many visitors as a place to pray for prosperous business and a good harvest. There are many small shrines within the precincts of the shrine, and a sacred atmosphere can be felt at each location. It is a popular tourist spot with easy access and seasonal scenery.

Nara Park: Nara Park is a vast park in Nara City, dotted with important cultural properties with a history of approximately 1,300 years. The park is rich in cultural attractions, with such landmarks as Todaiji Temple, Kofukuji Temple, and Kasuga Taisha Shrine. The park is also home to many deer that roam freely, much to the delight of visitors. The area is rich in nature, making it an ideal place for walks and picnics. It is an iconic spot in Nara where visitors can also enjoy the scenery of the four seasons.

Todaiji Temple: Todaiji Temple is a historic Buddhist temple built in the 8th century during the Nara Period in what is now the city of Nara. Daibutsu: At the center of Todaiji is Japan’s largest bronze statue of the Great Buddha, widely known as the “Great Buddha of Nara. Widely known as the “Great Buddha of Nara,” it stands approximately 15 meters tall. The Daibutsuden (Great Buddha Hall) is located on the grounds of Todaiji Temple and welcomes visitors with an overwhelming presence.

The city of Tokyo is an attractive city with a diverse range of tourist attractions.

• Asakusa: Many historical buildings such as Kaminarimon and Senso-ji Temple offer a traditional atmosphere. Eating and walking along Nakamise-dori is also popular.
• Shibuya: With the world-famous Shibuya Crossing and the Hachiko statue, this is a town for young people to enjoy shopping and dining.
• Shinjuku: With its skyscrapers and Shinjuku Gyoen, the area offers night views and parks. Kabukicho is another lively spot.
• Harajuku: An area of unique fashion and culture, Takeshita-dori and Omotesando are particularly popular.
• Ueno: Ueno Onshi Park has a zoo, art galleries, and museums where visitors can enjoy culture and nature.
• Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree: Both observation decks offer spectacular views of the entire Tokyo area.