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Japan

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Destination spotlight

Japan

Offbeat Travel & Unique Perspectives

Best time to visit

december / november / october / september / august / july / june / may / april / march / february / january

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Starting from 250000

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Highlight for Japan

Check out the highlights of Japan.

Scenic Japan

Journey through Japan, where ancient traditions meet futuristic cities. From the serene temples of Kyoto and snow-capped peaks of Hokkaido to Tokyo’s neon-lit streets and Osaka’s vibrant food scene, Japan offers a rich tapestry of culture, nature, and innovation. Whether you're chasing cherry blossoms or soaking in an onsen, every moment in Japan is an unforgettable blend of beauty, harmony, and discovery.

Things to do

Signature experiences and hands-on ways to explore this place.

Experience

Iconic City Attractions

Japan’s dynamic urban landscape blends futuristic skylines with centuries-old heritage. Panoramic views from Tokyo Skytree and the classic silhouette of Tokyo Tower reveal the scale of the capital, while the energy of Shibuya Crossing captures Tokyo’s nonstop rhythm. Tranquility awaits at Meiji Shrine, set within a forest in the city center, and Tokyo’s spiritual roots continue in Senso-ji and the historic Asakusa district. Kyoto’s cultural icons include Fushimi Inari Taisha with its endless vermillion gates and Kinkaku-ji, reflected in a serene pond. In Osaka, Osaka Castle tells the story of samurai-era power, while Dotonbori glows with neon and street food culture. A visit to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park offers a deeply moving reflection on history and resilience.

Experience

Interactive Museums & Experiences

Japan excels at turning culture into immersive participation. Digital installations envelop visitors at teamLab Planets Tokyo, while hands-on history comes alive at Samurai Ninja Museum Kyoto through live demonstrations and storytelling. Animation fans step into the imaginative universe of Ghibli Museum (advance reservations essential). Architectural heritage is preserved at Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, and Japan’s artistic legacy is showcased in both Tokyo National Museum and Kyoto National Museum. Playful creativity defines Cup Noodles Museum Yokohama, where visitors design their own meals, while manga, anime exhibits, and sake brewery visits reveal the spectrum from pop culture to traditional craftsmanship.

Experience

Iconic City Attractions

Experience

Interactive Museums & Experiences

Places to visit

Landscapes, landmarks, and moments you should not miss.

Tokyo

Japan’s dynamic capital, Tokyo, is a blend of cutting-edge urban life and distinctive subcultures. The energy of Shibuya is defined by its famous crossing, shopping, and nightlife, while Shinjuku offers towering buildings, entertainment hubs, and late-night experiences. Traditional charm survives in Senso-ji and the surrounding Asakusa streets. Youth culture thrives in Harajuku along Takeshita Street, contrasted by the upscale elegance of Ginza. Pop culture enthusiasts explore Akihabara, while Odaiba provides futuristic waterfront attractions. The cosmopolitan nightlife and art scene of Roppongi round out the city’s diverse appeal.

Kyoto

The former imperial capital Kyoto preserves Japan’s classical soul through temples, shrines, and preserved districts. Fushimi Inari Taisha captivates visitors with thousands of vermillion gates, while Kinkaku-ji reflects Zen aesthetics in gold-leaf brilliance. The historic Gion showcases geisha culture and wooden machiya streets. Nature blends seamlessly at Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, and panoramic views await at Kiyomizu-dera. Culinary traditions thrive in Nishiki Market, while the serene Philosopher’s Path offers a scenic seasonal stroll.

Osaka

Vibrant Osaka is celebrated for its outgoing personality and culinary excellence. The neon-lit streets of Dotonbori define the city’s street-food culture, while Osaka Castle stands as a historic icon. Thrill-seekers flock to Universal Studios Japan, and food lovers explore Kuromon Ichiba Market. City views soar from Umeda Sky Building, while Shitenno-ji reflects Japan’s oldest Buddhist heritage.

Mount Fuji & Hakone

Japan’s most iconic natural symbol, Mount Fuji, is best admired from the Fuji Five Lakes region, especially Lake Kawaguchi, known for postcard-perfect reflections. In nearby Hakone, cruises across Lake Ashi reveal torii gate scenery, while the Hakone Ropeway glides over the volcanic landscapes of Owakudani Valley.

Nara

The ancient capital Nara offers a tranquil step back in time. Friendly deer roam freely in Nara Park, while Todai-ji houses one of the world’s largest bronze Buddha statues. The lantern-lined pathways of Kasuga Taisha create an атмосферic spiritual setting.

Hiroshima & Miyajima

Resilient Hiroshima stands as a symbol of peace, anchored by Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and the Genbaku Dome. Offshore, Itsukushima Shrine appears to float on water, one of Japan’s most photographed sights, while Mount Misen rewards hikers with sweeping Inland Sea views.

Okinawa

Far south, Okinawa Prefecture introduces a subtropical side of Japan shaped by Ryukyu heritage. The capital Naha blends historic culture with lively markets. Marine life flourishes at Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, while Emerald Beach offers crystal-clear waters. The nearby Kerama Islands are renowned for snorkeling and diving.

Sapporo & Hokkaido

Japan’s northern frontier, Hokkaido, is celebrated for vast landscapes and seasonal beauty. Its capital Sapporo hosts the famous Snow Festival with monumental ice sculptures. The countryside of Furano and Biei is known for flower fields and pastoral scenery, while the region’s national parks, skiing terrain, and exceptionally fresh seafood highlight Hokkaido’s outdoor lifestyle.

Offbeat Places

For something different, travelers can try ninja training experiences (notably in Iga), explore retro arcade gaming floors in Tokyo and Osaka, or visit carefully regulated animal cafés. Scenic countryside train rides reveal a slower pace of life, while cycling routes such as the Shimanami Kaido offer one of Japan’s most beautiful coastal journeys.