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Tokyo Stadium (Ajinomoto Stadium)

Tokyo Stadium is one of Asia's largest comprehensive sports arenas, complete with a sprawling, spacious field of lush, natural grass. In addition to Japanese professional J-league soccer and Japanese national soccer team official games, the stadium was also the venue that hosted matches for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, the Rugby World Cup 2019 opening ceremony and a frequent number of concert event by prominent Japanese and global artists.

• Fuchu, Chofu, Tama
• Museums

Fishing Pond Musashinoen

Located in Wadahori Park, a metropolitan park in the Suginami Ward, spread along the Zenpukuji River. The fishing pond is located in one part of the park, which is surrounded by rich greenery and dotted with various facilities such as a playground and BBQ area.

• Nakano, Koenji, Ogikubo, Nerima
• Experiences Facilities

Ichigaya Fish Center

The "Ichigaya Fish Center" can be seen from the platform of the JR Ichigaya station and through the windows of the Chuo Line. Located in a very accessible part of the city, it's a popular recreational spot bustling with fishing enthusiasts even on weekdays. Its charm also makes it a frequent choice for TV dramas and commercials' shooting locations.

• Kudanshita, Tokyo Dome
• Experiences Facilities

Zao Echo Line

The Zao Echo Line is a mountain road that traverses the Zao mountain range from east to west. It connects Zao Town in Miyagi Prefecture with Kamiyama City in Yamagata Prefecture and was opened in November 1962 (Showa 37). Spanning approximately 26km, this tourist road greets visitors with a different face for every season. However, it is closed from early November to late April due to winter conditions.

• Miyagi
• Nature Spots

Kitakyushu Manga Museum

The “Kitakyushu Manga Museum” opened in 2012 in Kitakyushu City, which has produced many famous manga artists, including Leiji Matsumoto, Seizo Watase, and Tsukasa Hojo. It is a facility that conveys the appeal of manga through exhibits based on the themes of "seeing, reading, and drawing”.

• Kitakyushu
• Museums

Yahiko Park

Established in the Taisho era in 1918, Yahiko Park is conveniently situated just a short walk from JR Yahiko Station. Spanning a vast area of approximately 40,000 tsubo in size, or roughly 132231㎡, the park offers visitors a taste of traditional Japanese scenery. With its rich landscapes and serene ambience, it's a favorite destination for both local residents and tourists alike.

• Niigata
• Parks & Gardens

Naruko Gorge

The Naruko Gorge has a 100m deep cliff that stretches for about 2.5km. Sharp white cliffs are covered with deciduous broadleaf trees such as maples and oak, and in autumn these trees turn red and yellow, creating a beautiful scene like a painting.

• Miyagi
• Nature Spots

Botchan Karakuri Clock

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the construction of Dogo Onsen Honkan (main building), this mechanical clock was built in 1994 at the Hojoen Garden, located in front of the Dogo Onsen tram station. From 8 am to 10 pm, every hour (and every 30 minutes on weekends, holidays, during the months of March, April, August, and November, during Golden Week, and over New Year's), the clock performs to its music, giving a vibrant welcome to those visiting Dogo Onsen.

• Ehime
• Tourist Attractions

Michi-no-Eki Munakata Roadside Station

This Michi-no-Eki Roadside Station is located along Route 495, connecting Fukuoka City and Kitakyushu City. Its location next to "Satsuki Matsubara," one of Japan's top 100 white sand beaches with green pine trees and overlooking the Genkainada Sea, is very scenic and attractive.

• Fukuoka
• Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers

Naminoue Shrine

As the name implies, this ancient shrine stands on a quay overhanging the blue sea, and is affectionately known as "Nanmin-san" by the local people.

• Naha, Shuri, Itoman, Nanjo
• Shrines & Temples