Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
Tokyo sports complex built for the 1964 Summer Olympics, featuring multiple facilities for athletics, soccer, baseball and water sports.
TokyoHirosaki Park features cherry blossom trees, a castle with moat, temples, shrines, and recreational activities including boating and picnicking.
Hirosaki · AomoriThe 210,000-square-meter East Gardens occupy the former Edo Castle grounds on the Imperial Palace's eastern side, centered around the historic Otemon Gate.
TokyoAn important archaeological site in Saga featuring a reconstructed Yayoi period village with original houses and structures, plus a museum with period artifacts and walking trails.
Yoshinogari · SagaTraditional Japanese garden spanning 175,000 square meters with a tea house, pagoda, and Edo-period structures surrounded by ancient trees.
Yokohama · KanagawaSapporo's central park stretches 1.5 kilometers east-west, hosting major festivals including the Lilac Festival and Sapporo Snow Festival.
Sapporo · HokkaidoPublic garden within Wakayama Castle grounds featuring thousands of cherry blossom trees, a central pond, and a traditional tea house.
OsakaA park featuring a lily garden with approximately 150,000 blooms across 20 varieties, alongside a small lake, picnic areas, and traditional tea house.
Sakai · FukuiThis botanical garden features native and exotic plants, including rare and endangered species, tropical greenhouses, and exhibits on medicinal plants and ecology.
Echizen · FukuiTokyo's largest and most-visited city park, built on former temple grounds and featuring museums and spring cherry blossom viewing.
TokyoShikoku's only state-run park features seasonal flower blooms, playgrounds, cycling paths, and Japan's largest RV campground, welcoming pets in designated areas.
Manno · Kagawa
