Welcome to
“Good Luck Trip”

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Tokyo.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Hokkaido.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Tohoku Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Kanto Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Chubu(Hokuriku) Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Kansai Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Chugoku Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Shikoku Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Kyushu Region.

Introducing the tourist information about the sights, food, shopping and accommodation in Okinawa.

Learn the stories of Japan’s modernization and world heritage.

The hub of Fuchu City’s tourist information.

The market which provides food to Fuchu to shop and to eat.

Visitors can experience the charm of traditional Wajima-Nuri at a craftsman's row house, where five workshops are gathered.

An important building both academically, and aesthetically with a mixture of west and Japanese during the Bakumatsu period.

A resort island just 10 minutes away on ship! Enjoy a wondrous flower garden with the vast ocean as a backdrop.

A castle is a symbol of Uwajima, which is one of the existing 12 castle towers in Japan built by the Uwajima- Date family, and Takatora Toudou , a master of castle construction, rebuilt in 1601.

A Japanese garden adjacent to the World Heritage Site of Himeji Castle, which has been used as a setting for many samurai dramas and TV shows.

The hot spring on the 8th floor with a great panoramic view and “Beauty Water.”

Japan’s past hub of modernization where iron was manufactured for cannons.

Koenji has a variety of faces as a "Vintage Shops town" and a "gourmet town." Seasonal events are also an attraction.

It was once known as "Kamakura in the west and Ogikubo in the east" for its villas, and the quiet residential area, where stately buildings remain, offers a variety of spots for a pleasant stroll.

Enjoy eel dish called Unaju caught from Lake Hamana with viewing Japanese traditional garden.

Offers a variety of delicious Italian dishes, bringing out the best of the ingredients.

A wide variety of Italian cuisine ranging from pasta to dessert.

Enjoy Sushi, Sukiyaki, seasonal dishes, and other Japanese delicacies.

Enjoy Sushi, Sukiyaki, seasonal dishes, and other delicious Japanese delicacies.

A pasta specialty restaurant offering 50 different variations

Enjoy cheerful Mexican cuisine prepared with authentic recipes.

Enjoy cheerful Mexican cuisine prepared with authentic recipes.

Happily serving delicious dishes with high-level restaurants service.

A Hokkaido-born restaurant with exquisite grill and salad.

Enjoy juicy grilled dishes with fresh salad.

At-home pub where you can relax and unwind.

The product center offering delicious local Ingredients and food from Fuchu.

A locally adored store placed next to the Aokiya factory.

A historical confectionary store manufacturing and selling “Musashino Nisshi”, a popular Musashino snack.

A historic Sake manufacturer has been creating Fuchu local sake since 1860.

100% safe Japanese soy products for sale in a factory.

You can find all kinds of festival goods from “Kurayami Matsuri” items to happi and tabi socks.

A souvenir shop in a complex facility located near Takaosan station on a cable car.

Japan’s school supplies popular in the world fill this diverse art and school supply store!

“Kogensya” started out as a publishing company. It is now a folk craft store that sells handicrafts from all over Japan.

Shopping mall near the sea with a lot of popular retail shops and local delicacies.

A space for sophisticated adults with refined stores and restaurants.

Enrich your life with books and art at this new culture spot in Okazaki, Kyoto.

The hotel where you can enjoy a variety of activities.

Innovative “shotengai” hotel operated by Jiyujin, founder of the Satoyama Jujo hotel.

A secluded and tranquil hot spring bath at the bottom of a valley reached only by a special cable car.

The famous hot spring hotel set amid the Amagi Mountains where Yasunari Kawabata wrote his story, “The Izu Dancer.”

A calm getaway tucked away in nature at a hidden spring in Oku Hida.

A relaxing hot springs escape with a sprawling garden that peers out over the Gero Onsen streetscapes.

Quintessentially Japanese hot springs vibes set in cozy forest warmth.

Rooms with en suite private baths that overlook the Pacific Ocean.

A comfortable city hotel with open spaces.

A closed school’s teacher’s residence was renovated into a lodging designed by the Oriental culture researcher Alex Kerr.

The hot spring inn offering Matsue’s traditions and food culture.

Have an exquisite time in this inn adored by many.

A signature dish of anpan (a sweet roll filled with bean paste) speciality shop became a popular souvenir of Tokyo station.

Dishes and accessories, the lacquerware from the prestigious store supplying to the Imperial Household Agency.

The jewel-like brilliant glasses made by an experienced craftsman.

Traditional craft handed down from the Edo Period, wonderful as a gift.

Fragrant Japanese hand cream with a moistening effect.

An assortment full of flavors with a new type of Karinto arranged in a modern way.

A cheesecake that everyone in Osaka knows for its irresistible airy, and fluffy texture.

This is a famous sweet that has won many awards and is loved by many people in Yamanashi Prefecture.

Classic favorite from YOJIYA, featuring the iconic logo of the Kyoto beauty peering in the mirror.

“Shichimi Togarashi" is seasoned with a unique method that gives it a spicy aroma.

A nationwide iconic and elegant snack for “kings!”

Sealed Gohei-mochi with special sweet and spicy walnut sauce.

A leisurely way down the town waterways while enjoying the sway of a river boat.

A scenic river cruise praised by English travel writer Isabella Lucy Bird.

The airport enjoyed by everyone whether having a flight or not.

A scenic railway with majestic views.

This local train line is famous for its "Stationmaster Tama" cat. Unique sightseeing trains such as the "Tama-Densha Train" run on the line.

The super cart to let you take in Takachiho nature.

A railway service to the world heritage site, Mt Koya. Throughout its course are various sights; and the sightseeing railway “Tenku” runs.

The train with a stove announces the arrival of winter in the Tsugaru Region.

Enjoy the nature in Iwakuni’s local train.

Travel back in time with a nostalgic SL trip.

The steam locomotive connecting Shin-Yamaguchi and Tsuwano.

A journey of “Forest, water and romance railroad” swayed by a locomotive.

Spiritual and ghastly fires illuminate the ancient city at night. A traditional event where spirits depart to the afterlife.

The regular summer event that captures more than 1 million spectators.

The original boat race competition with fiersome athletes.

A summer event in the historical town Nara where more than 10,000 candles add a mystic ambience to the town.

A fall festival in Kishiwada with 300-years of history. People pull a 4-ton Danjiri and turn a corner in Yarimawashi, 90-degrees with great force!

The highlight of this Great Festival at Heian Shrine is a procession of people dressed in costumes of various periods of time.

It is one of the three major festivals in the Tohoku region, with "Kanto" lanterns resembling rice ears or rice bales used to pray for a good harvest.

The festival has been handed down since 1635. Watch the floats with trick dolls march around the castle town, Inuyama!

”Shan, shan,” bells ring in the biggest summer festival in Tottori City.

The ritual held at Osaka Tenmangu with more than 1000-year history, regarded as one of Japan’s Three Major Festivals.

Energetic harvest festival with spectacular drum floats carried by men throughout the city.

Okinawa’s huge summer event which more than 300,000 visit each year.