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Lake Okotanpe

Lake Okotanpe, nestled in the Shikotsu-Toya National Park in Hokkaido, lies about 7 kilometers northwest of Lake Shikotsu and at an elevation 300 meters higher, at 600 meters above sea level. This secluded mountain lake is cradled between Mount Eniwa (1,320 meters) and Mount Izari (1,318 meters), far removed from populated areas.

• Chitose and Tomakomai
• Nature Spots

Daiba Park

Daiba Park, located at the tip of Odaiba Seaside Park extending into Tokyo Bay, is a historical site that was originally one of the fortresses built in 1853 by the Edo Shogunate to guard against foreign ships following Commodore Perry's arrival. It has been converted into a public park where visitors can see remnants like a guardhouse, gunpowder storehouse, and replicas of the cannons, giving a glimpse into the past.

• Tsukiji, Odaiba, Toyosu
• Parks & Gardens

Shibuya Blue Cave Illumination

The Shibuya Blue Cave Illumination, a romantic blue light illumination extending about 800 meters from Shibuya's Park Street to the Zelkova trees of Yoyogi Park, creates a magical atmosphere for the Christmas season.

• Shibuya
• Winter festivals & Events

Tokyo Midtown Hibiya HIBIYA Magic Time Illumination

The HIBIYA Magic Time Illumination event, themed around "magical moments," takes place across the Hibiya area, including Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, Hibiya Nakadori, and Hibiya Chanter.

• Ginza, Yurakucho
• Winter festivals & Events

Shimane Winery

Located about a 5-minute drive from Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine, this tourist-oriented winery was established in 1986 with the aim of utilizing Izumo's house grapes, a nationally renowned specialty. The Delaware grapes harvested from April to June are especially popular for their high sugar content and juicy, rich flavor. The wines, carefully brewed using high-quality local grapes, have recently received high accolades in various competitions.

• Shimane
• Experiences Facilities

Shinobazu Pond

Shinobazu Pond, a natural pond spanning about 2 kilometers in circumference, is situated at the southern end of Ueno Park, Japan's first urban park covering an extensive area of about 530,000 square meters. The name "Shinobazu Pond" is said to originate from the area once known as Shinobazu Hill, located between the Ueno and Hongo plateaus (there are various theories).

• Ueno, Nippori
• Nature Spots

Il Regalo

A charming standalone restaurant with a panoramic view of Mt. Bandai through its large windows. Enjoy authentic Italian cuisine centered on fresh vegetables grown in the chef’s own garden and organic produce delivered from local farms. The most popular lunch option is the “Pasta Lunch”, featuring a chef’s-choice appetizer made with plenty of fresh ingredients, seasonal pasta, a small bread roll, and one drink.

• Fukushima
• Western Restaurants

Minato HANABI-2026- A distributed fireworks event coloring Kobe over 5 days

This distributed fireworks event launches fireworks for 20 minutes each day over 5 weekdays in October. Following on from last year, it aims to further invigorate the Kobe Waterfront area and promote the nighttime economy.

• Hyogo
• Autumn festivals & Events

Jidai Matsuri (Festival of the Ages)

It is one of the three great festivals in Kyoto, along with the Gion Matsuri Festival and the Aoi-matsuri Festival. It is held every year on October 22 at the Heian Jingu Shrine. The festival originated in 1895 as a celebration to commemorate the 1,100th anniversary of the relocation of the capital to Heian-Kyo.

• Kyoto
• Autumn festivals & Events

Otani-yaki Pottery Fair

In 2003, Otani-yaki pottery in Naruto City was designated as a national traditional craft. It is said that a potter from Oita Prefecture visited Otani Village around 1780, and started pottery using red clay from Kanigaya.

• Tokushima
• Autumn festivals & Events