Kanto Travel Guide

A park established on the former grounds of an annex to the Hayama Imperial Villa.

A sightseeing destination in Ryogoku that brings together Edo's food and culture.

Explore the distant, infinite reaches of space beneath a full-dome screen.

A stroll-style Japanese garden within Furumine Shrine that incorporates the Oashigawa River and the surrounding mountains.

A sento in Shibuya where a wide variety of people and cultures come together.

One of Japan's few museums specializing in ceramics, with a collection of thousands of pieces.

A new hub for contemporary art on the campus of Shibuya Kyoiku Gakuen.

An interactive museum where visitors can learn about the relationship between rivers, water, and people while having fun.

A historic sail training ship in Yokohama's Minato Mirai district, designated a National Important Cultural Property.

A space for creating culture to be passed down for the next 100 years, directly connected to JR Takanawa Gateway Station.

A museum where visitors can experience the world of ukiyo-e master Katsushika Hokusai in an area closely associated with him.

A large leisure park where nature and playground fun come together for a full day of family fun.

Try signature dishes that represent Japan’s yoshoku culture.

Carefully crafted Australian cuisine, invited by red brick and sea breezes.

The original late-night cafe tucked away in a Shibuya back alley.

Rich aburi miso ramen from Hokkaido in Shibuya Dogenzaka.

A Vietnamese street food eatery known for its signature fresh pho noodles made with Japanese rice.

Savor the flavors of a renowned Sapporo restaurant in Tokyo, with Hokkaido seafood and local sake.

An oden izakaya near Shinjuku Station serving inventive ingredients that redefine traditional oden.

A Hitachinaka specialty! A shop where you can enjoy a wide variety of sweet potato sweets.

A beloved seafood-tonkotsu ramen in Shonan, a satisfying bowl for both body and soul.

An authentic seafood restaurant where you can enjoy Misaki Fishing Port tuna prepared with expert craftsmanship.

A Kamakura rice bowl specialty restaurant where you can indulge in seasonal Shonan shirasu.

Enjoy tuna delivered straight from Misaki Port and the live energy of authentic sushi in Yokohama.

A Long-Established Confectionery Shop from Ashiya, Hyogo, Known for Baked Sweets Made with Almonds Ground In-House

A Tiramisu Specialty Shop Founded in 1987 with a Focus on Flavor and Aroma.

A New Concept from CLUB HARIE, the Famous Confectionery Brand from Shiga.

A flagship store in Omotesando where visitors can experience Google's latest technology.

Freshly prepared treats and exclusive souvenirs at a specialty shop packed with the appeal of Happy Turn.

Discover Bean Sweets by Hironobu Tsujiguchi at Tokyo Station.

Anko Sweets from Kyoto's Gion That Blend Japanese and Western Traditions.

Discover Langue de Chat Arranged in a Rose Shape at Tokyo Station.

A Peanut-and-Rice Snack Carrying on the Flavors of Edo.

Awarded by Monde Selection for 31 Consecutive Years! Mille-Feuille Layered with Cream.

Japan's First Brownie Specialty Shop, Sharing What Makes Brownies Delicious.

A Sweets Brand from a Long-Established French Restaurant That Opened in 1922.

A hot spring ryokan at the foot of Mt. Tanigawa, known for its skin-beautifying waters.

A luxury hotel directly connected to Yokohama Station, with sweeping views of beautiful Yokohama Port.

Enjoy an exceptional luxury stay in guest rooms where traditional Japanese beauty and modern style come together.

A city hotel near Chofu Station with convenient access to central Tokyo.

A riverside hotel next to a pier, offering panoramic views of Ryogoku and the Sumida River.

A special stay in renovated historic buildings dating from the Meiji era to the early Showa era.

A rural retreat surrounded by nature, offering soothing hot springs and seasonal kaiseki cuisine.

Ideal for travelers who want to explore Little Edo Kawagoe at their leisure, with a variety of accommodations to suit different travel styles.

An Urawa landmark offering easy access to central Tokyo, fine dining, and sweeping views.

An all-inclusive resort hotel surrounded by the sea and nature of Minamiboso.

An all-ocean-view hotel adjoining a popular aquarium.

A relaxing oasis surrounded by local culture and greenery in Omiya.

A celebration of ramen featuring special collaborations and limited-edition bowls.

A waterfront festival celebrating the port opening with fireworks and events.

A spectacular Hinamatsuri celebration where around 25,000 hina dolls are displayed throughout the town.

A spring tradition in Tokyo: Make a wish on the lucky Daruma dolls lined up in the temple grounds.

A spectacular collaboration of fireworks and music that lights up the night sky.

Japan’s Largest and Most Prestigious International Women’s Tennis Tournament

The regular summer event that captures more than 1 million spectators.

Bringing excitement to Yokohama’s summer nights with music and fireworks.

One of the best fireworks displays in Kanto region, with 20,000 fireworks shot up in the night sky.

A staggering 5 million lights! This illumination, featuring a sea of light flowers, is one of Japan's top three illumination events, lighting up the park in a dazzling display.

Hitachi-no-kuni Sosha-gu Shrine Annual Festival is famous for its dedicated sumo wrestling. Locals love and call this festival “Ishioka Festival.”

A legendary Tanabata takeover at this vibrantly decorated shopping arcade in summer.