Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
World's first fully immersive indoor theme park featuring interactive theatrical narratives including Alice in Borderland and mystery experiences.
TokyoTsuma Shrine is dedicated to Konohanasakuya-hime, whose name is believed to reflect her role as the spouse of Ninigi no Mikoto in Japanese mythology.
Saito · MiyazakiLarge public park in Nara home to over 1,200 free-ranging sacred Sika deer, with historical temples and shrines for visitors to explore.
NaraA marine-themed Disney park divided into seven ports of call, with attractions such as Journey to the Center of the Earth and Venetian gondolas.
Urayasu · ChibaToyama's prefectural cultural and community venue, opened in 1964, with exhibition spaces, art rooms, conference facilities and traditional Japanese rooms.
ToyamaJAXA space facility featuring satellite and rocket development programs, public planetarium, and exhibition spaces dedicated to space technology.
Tsukuba · IbarakiLarge combination zoo and botanical garden in Nagoya established in 1937 with 450 animal species and 7,000 plant species across nearly 60 hectares.
Nagoya · AichiFive-story cultural complex featuring museums, galleries, libraries, and exhibition spaces presenting both mainstream and popular culture.
Tokorozawa · SaitamaEntertainment complex on Japan's coast combining Japan's largest resort pool complex, year-round theme park rides, and camping facilities in Fukui.
Sakai · FukuiMountain attraction in Nagano designed as a ninja training ground with obstacle courses and a trick mansion featuring secret passages and hidden doorways.
NaganoShrine dedicated to metalworking deities, famous for the annual Kanamara Matsuri celebrating fertility and well-being, with origins in the Edo period.
Kawasaki · KanagawaFestival route in Fukuoka that transforms into Japan's largest Golden Week celebration, drawing two million visitors for the Hakata Dontaku parade.
FukuokaMuseum documenting 160 years of Yokohama port history and Japan's early maritime relations with Western countries through interactive exhibitions.
Yokohama · KanagawaJapan's first Legoland theme park with seven zones featuring rides, LEGO-brick recreations of Japanese landmarks, and a miniature town recreation.
Nagoya · AichiCastle built in 1603 with one of Japan's twelve original tenshu structures still standing, exemplifying the flatland-mountain architectural style.
Matsuyama · EhimeRegional museum presenting Fukushima Prefecture's history, traditional arts and crafts, local customs, and the natural heritage of the area.
Aizuwakamatsu · FukushimaAsia's largest miniature museum spanning 7,000 square meters with eight distinct themed areas featuring handcrafted miniature worlds and settings.
TokyoRelief carvings depicting the Three Wise Monkeys and seven other scenes that symbolize different life stages, based on the traditional proverb.
Nikko · Tochigi
