Things to Do
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Iwate
Nature Spots
Lake Gando
3.30 3Japan's most beautiful artificial lake where you can enjoy smelt fishing on ice.
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14 Things to Do in Morioka
Morioka City is known for its charming blend of retro Meiji-era architecture, the beautiful Nakatsu River flowing through the city center, and the distant mountains that create a harmonious streetscape. Morioka's streets are imbued with a unique nostalgic atmosphere. Of course, Morioka's appeal goes beyond its picturesque streets. Morioka also offers spots to experience traditional Japanese culture and savor local delicacies like Wanko Soba and Morioka Cold Noodles. To fully enjoy the diverse attractions of Morioka, here are some must-visit tourist spots to explore.
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[Ryusendo Cave Travel Guide] A Mystical Experience at One of Japan’s Three Great Limestone Caves
Ryusendo Cave is famous for its blue underground lakes, known for some of the clearest water in the world. With stunning stalactites, it’s considered one of Japan’s three great limestone caves. It’s a place where you can truly feel the mystery of nature. Here are the highlights of Ryusendo Cave, where you can fully enjoy nature’s beauty and wonder.
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Nara
Shrines & Temples
Gangoji Temple
3.30 3A stately World Heritage site with 1,300 years of history.
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Horyu-ji Travel Guide: Experience Timeless History at Japan’s First World Heritage Site
Horyu-ji is one of Japan’s most celebrated historic temples and is home to some of the world’s oldest surviving wooden structures. With around 3,000 structures and artifacts designated as National Treasures or Important Cultural Properties, the temple holds exceptional historical and cultural value. It also has deep ties to Prince Shotoku and has long held a special place in Japanese history and culture, with its traditions continuing to this day. In this article, we’ll introduce the highlights and appeal of Horyu-ji to help first-time visitors make the most of their visit.
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A Travel Guide to Gango-ji, Japan’s Oldest Full-Scale Buddhist Temple
The UNESCO World Heritage-listed “Gango-ji” is home to many buildings and Buddhist statues designated as National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties. Often said to be the birthplace of Japanese Buddhism, it is renowned as a temple of great historical and cultural value. From the “East Gate,” the main gate, to highlights such as the “Main Hall” and other grounds buildings, there is plenty to see, and seasonal flowers charm visitors year-round. This article introduces everything you need to enjoy “Gango-ji,” from its history to recommended sightseeing spots-use it as a helpful reference.
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