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Onneto Lagoon

Along with Lake Furen, this is one of Nemuro’s signature lakes and one of the “Nemuro Top 10 Scenic Spots.” It’s a brackish lake where freshwater and seawater mix, with a shoreline of Approx. 15 kilometers. Past the Onneto Bridge, it connects to Nemuro Bay. The lake is generally shallow-so much so that tidal flats spread far offshore at low tide-and it draws many visitors who enjoy clam digging for asari clams and surf clams.

• Kushiro and Nemuro
• Nature Spots

teamLab: Hidden Traces of Rice Terraces

teamLab Hidden Traces of Rice Terraces is a nighttime museum where nature and art merge at Izura in Kitaibaraki, a scenic area associated with Okakura Tenshin, a pivotal figure in modern Japanese art history.

• Ibaraki
• Museums

Maruya Honten Meieki 3-chome

Maruya Honten Meieki 3-chome is a hitsumabushi specialty restaurant located a five-minute walk from Nagoya Station. It is known for its hitsumabushi made with eel grilled over Bincho charcoal until fragrant, paired with 100% Japanese-grown rice. A sweet tare based on traditionally made tamari soy sauce brings out the eel’s natural umami, earning strong support from locals and tourists alike.

• Nagoya
• Japanese Cuisine

Winter Flower Illumination at Tottori Prefectural Flower Park

The Winter Flower Illumination is a seasonal event held each year at Tottori Prefectural Flower Park, transforming the garden with the effervescent dazzle of floral-themed lights.

• Tottori
• Winter festivals & Events

Maishima Incineration Plant

A waste treatment plant that combines a garbage incineration facility and a bulky waste shredding facility. The exterior was designed by Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, who is also known for his environmentally conscious architecture. The design expresses the hope that the building will take root in the local community and become a symbol of harmony among technology, ecology, and art.

• Osaka
• Tourist Attractions

Kumamoto Akaushi Shabu-shabu Koubai TOKYO Solamachi

Opened in March 2025 on the 31st floor of TOKYO Solamachi, this specialty restaurant focuses on Akaushi beef-particularly the exceptionally rare “Kosei Beef”-and offers a variety of meat dishes. From 150 meters above ground, diners can enjoy views of the Tokyo city skyline with Tokyo Skytree in the foreground. The restaurant is lively with families with children at lunch and couples at dinner.

• Asakusa, Tokyo Skytree
• Hotpot Restaurants

Have Fun in Hiroshima 1 Week Free Pass

The Have Fun in Hiroshima Pass (officially titled “Have Fun in Hiroshima 1 Week Free Pass”) can be used across Hiroshima, a region packed with must-see attractions, including two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Miyajima’s Itsukushima Shinto Shrine and the Atomic Bomb Dome. It offers a more convenient way to explore Hiroshima.

• Hiroshima
• Tickets & Passes

Oyama Park (Nagasaki)

Located on a hill in Fukushima, Matsura City, Nagasaki Prefecture, connected by the Ohashi Bridge. From the observation deck, you can overlook the islands floating in the Imari Bay, the blue sea, and in spring, the cherry blossoms in full bloom spread out below. Particularly beautiful during cherry blossom season, the park attracts many tourists from outside the prefecture.

• Nagasaki
• Parks & Gardens

Unpenji Ropeway

Unpenji Ropeway is one of the largest of its kind across Japan, suspended along Unpenji Mountain found in Kan’onji City, Kagawa Prefecture. The entire length stretches a whopping 2,600 meters over 660-meters of elevation, offering riders a 36 km/h or 7-minute sojourn up to the mountaintop station for jaw-dropping views.

• Kagawa
• Ropeway

Kyobashi Edogrand

Here is a shopping and business facility composed of two modern buildings attached to Meidi-ya Kyobashi, a historical structure seen as the symbol of Kyobashi. This skyscraper is also known for boasting top class earthquake resistance in Japan.

• Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi
• Commercial Buildings