Japan Travel Catalog
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Okazaki, Ginkakuji, Ohara
Shrines & Temples
Heian Jingu Shrine
3.42 9A stunning tourist spot in Kyoto renowned for its beautifully vermilion-painted buildings.
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A Sightseeing Guide to Heian Jingu Shrine, Where You Can Experience Deep History and Natural Beauty
Heian Jingu Shrine is known for its beautiful, vividly vermilion buildings. Among Kyoto’s many shrines and temples, it is one of the sightseeing spots you should especially make time to visit. In addition to its historic buildings designated as Important Cultural Properties, it also features a Japanese garden with appeal in every season, offering plenty to see. This article introduces the basic information, highlights, and more about Heian Jingu Shrine in detail. We’ll also cover nearby sightseeing spots and local food, so use this as a guide when visiting Heian Jingu Shrine.
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Meet "real Japan" in Kansai - an exclusive experience.
Kansai Region hosted a capital city in ancient times and has served as the nation’s hub. It has produced many types of culture, which are handed down to this day. Touring the Kansai Area allows you to trace back the source of Japanese culture. The guide by the Japanese-culture-and-arts expert and the exclusive space are woven together into this acclaimed video. Enjoy a simulated cultural experience in the space usually closed off from the public.
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[Kyoto Cherry Blossom Viewing Tour] Spring in full bloom!
If you feel a hint of spring, why don't you go to Kyoto?Cherry blossoms in Kyoto usually begin blooming around the end of March and are at their best from early to mid-April. Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan, is known for its elegant scenery. Enjoy walking around the historic shrines and temples and the streets where you can feel the careful lifestyle of the people and visit the best cherry blossom viewing spots.
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Kumamoto
Shrines & Temples
Aso Shrine (Kumamoto)
3.42 9The esteemed shrine that quells the land of fire, Aso.
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Aso Travel Guide: Experience the Power and Grandeur of an Active Volcano
Mount Aso is a symbol of Kumamoto Prefecture and one of Japan’s most prominent active volcanoes. In addition to its magnificent scenery, one of its greatest attractions is the opportunity to see an active volcanic crater up close. A visit to Mount Aso offers an unforgettable opportunity to experience the raw power of nature firsthand. This guide covers the essential information you need to know about Mount Aso, along with recommended sightseeing spots and the best times of year to visit. Read on before your trip to make the most of your visit to Mount Aso.
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Enjoy One of Kumamoto’s Top Power Spots! A Travel Guide to Aso Shrine
Aso Shrine is dedicated to as many as 12 deities and still preserves the region’s volcanic worship traditions. It’s also famous as a power spot where you can receive blessings of many kinds. To help you fully enjoy one of Kumamoto’s top power spots, we’ll introduce the must-see highlights and nearby sightseeing spots to know. Explore not only the grounds of “Aso Shrine,” but also the many attractive places around it.
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Kamakura
Shrines & Temples
The Great Buddha of Kamakura at Kotoku-in Temple
3.42 12Situated in the ancient capital of Kamakura, the "Great Buddha of Kamakura" is a symbol of the city, and a part of the temple grounds.
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See It with New Eyes! Kamakura Great Buddha Travel Guide [Highlights, Access, Model Course]
The Kamakura Great Buddha is a beloved symbol of Kamakura for visitors from Japan and around the world. This article introduces essential information about the Kamakura Great Buddha, explains its main features, and highlights what to see. We’ve also included a one-day model course to enjoy alongside your Kamakura sightseeing, so be sure to read to the end.
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Experience the Unique Charm of Japan! 10 Must-Visit Kamakura Sightseeing Spots
Kamakura is also famous as a real-life setting associated with the globally popular manga Slam Dunk. Blessed with both ocean and mountains and home to many shrines and temples, Kamakura offers seasonal scenery where nature blends beautifully with sacred sites. Like Nara and Kyoto, it once served as a center of Japanese government-why not plan a trip here to fully experience the atmosphere of Japan?
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Hakodate and Matsumae
Observatories
Goryokaku Tower
3.42 8A landmark of Hakodate with a view of the Goryokaku Ruins, a special historic site, below.
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Enjoy Hakodate’s Stunning Views and History! Goryokaku Tower Travel Guide
Alongside the famous cherry blossom spot Goryokaku Park, Goryokaku Tower is one of Hakodate’s top attractions. Did you know you can’t fully enjoy Goryokaku Park or Goryokaku Tower by visiting just one? In this article, we’ll cover the highlights of Goryokaku Tower, plus the charm and must-sees of Goryokaku Park.
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Enjoy Hakodate’s History and Nature! A Travel Guide to Goryokaku Park
Goryokaku Park is famous for its distinctive star-shaped pentagonal design. Many people know the name but aren’t sure what there is to see. This guide covers everything you need to know to enjoy Goryokaku Park-from its history to access and top highlights.
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Nagasaki
Observatories
Mt. Inasayama Observatory
3.42 8Enjoy the panorama which was re-registered as one of the new top three nightscapes in the world.
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26 Things to Do in Nagasaki
The greatest charm of Nagasaki, which has flourished as an international trading port, is its exotic cityscape. Nagasaki is the only place where you can feel the unique blend of foreign and Japanese cultures. Of course, Nagasaki's appeal doesn't stop there. The city is also popular among history enthusiasts, with many historical buildings telling of its rich past. Here, we have carefully selected must-visit sightseeing spots, gourmet experiences, and accommodations in Nagasaki, a city full of attractions.
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Inasayama Travel Guide: A Stunning Viewpoint for One of the “New Three Great Night Views of the World”
Rising above Nagasaki City in Nagasaki Prefecture, Mt. Inasa is a beloved local landmark. In recent years, the night view from Mt. Inasa has earned high praise in Japan and abroad, making it a popular sightseeing spot. This article covers the basics and top highlights you’ll want to know before visiting Mt. Inasa. If you’re planning a trip to Nagasaki Prefecture, Mt. Inasa, or the surrounding area, use this guide to plan your visit.
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