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Otagi Nenbutsuji Temple
Tucked away in the quiet hills of Arashiyama, Otagi Nenbutsuji Temple offers a delightful and unique experience for visitors seeking something off the beaten path. This serene temple is famous for it...Yanagibashi Central Fish Market
Located in downtown Nagoya, steps away from Nagoya Station, Yanagibashi Central Fish Market is an active market where you can see giant tuna cut to size by long swords and glimpse professional chef...Matsumoto City Museum of Art inc. the Kusama Yayoi Collection
The Matsumoto City Museum of Art exhibits artworks by artists with an association to the city, across both permanent and temporary exhibitions. Most notably, Kusama Yayoi – arguably Japan’s best-know...Kiyomizudera
Founded in the Heian Period (794-1185), Kiyomizudera is one of Kyoto’s most celebrated temples and one of seventeen World Heritage sites in the city. Founded on the site of the Otowa Waterfall - ...Uji’s Historical Tea Museum and Park
Chazuna, also known as the Tea Museum and Park in Uji, offers visitors a chance to dive into the rich culture of tea production in this famous region. Nestled in the heart of Uji’s tea-growing countr...Kiyamachi and Kawaramachi Street
Nestled alongside the Takase River, Kiyamachi Street exudes charm with its narrow, lantern-lit pathways and seasonal scenery. This street, historically part of Kyoto’s merchant and trade district, wa...Suirokaku Aqueduct
Nestled within the serene grounds of Nanzen-ji Temple, the Suirokaku Aqueduct is an unexpected architectural marvel in Kyoto. This red-brick aqueduct, completed in 1890 during the Meiji Era, is part ...Daruma Dolls
Daruma dolls, instantly recognizable with their bright red color and wide, unblinking eyes, are more than just decorative items—they are powerful symbols of perseverance, determination, and good fort...
