All Attractions

Abeno Harukas is one of Japan's tallest skyscrapers. It's observation deck is called "Harukas 300" and occupies the building's top thr... Detail Page

Akasaka Sacas is a shopping and residential area billed as a "City within a City" (like Roppongi Hills) in Akasaka, the center of Toky... Detail Page

Akechidaira Plateau is a plateau at the top of the ascending Irohazaka Winding Road.  There is a parking lot and free observation... Detail Page

Akihabara is one of the major cities in Tokyo that sits on the main Yamanote Line loop. It's just a few minutes ride north from Tokyo ... Detail Page

Ameyoko (in Japanese; Ame Yoko アメ横) is a shopping area in the major city of Ueno in Tokyo Japan. Ameyoko is very close (just acr... Detail Page

Arakawa Yuen is a small amusement park and petting zoo targeting children and families. Opened in 1922, the park is run by the local c... Detail Page

Arashiyama is a district in West Kyoto and is the 2nd most popular sightseeing area in Kyoto. Arashiyama is filled with temples and sh... Detail Page

Asakusa Shrine is also known as Sanja Sama (which literally means the "Shrine of Three Gods") is probably the most famous an... Detail Page

Before you visit this attraction and think, "I'm going to see a real historical Japanese Castle!", note that Atami Castl... Detail Page

Bitchu Matsuyama Castle is one of only twelve remaining original Japanese Castles. Furthermore it is the oldest surviving original cas... Detail Page

Boso No Mura is a Theme Park that reproduces a Japanese scenery, traditional local lifestyle and crafts from 150 years ago during the ... Detail Page

Caretta Shiodome is a shopping, dining and entertainment complex and is the headquarters of "Dentsu", the headquarters of Ja... Detail Page