All Attractions

The Senjogahara Marshland is between Lake Chuzenji and Lake Yumoto.  You can take a nice easy hike within this marshland and see ... Detail Page

The Sensoji Temple 浅草寺 (also known as the Asakusa Kannon Temple) is a Buddhist Temple. Before World War 2 is was associated with... Detail Page

The Sento Imperial Palace (in Japanese; 仙洞御所) is a secondary palace across from the Kyoto Imperial Palace located at the Kyoto... Detail Page

The Tokyo suburb town of Shibamata is known by few foreigners but is super famous with the Japanese. Shibamata is the set location for J... Detail Page

Shibuya Crossing is probably one of the top 3 most famous sights in Tokyo. It's been seen in movies (Lost in Translation, The Fast a... Detail Page

The Kamo Shrines are composed of Shimogamo Shrine and Kamigamo Shrine on the Kamo River in northeast Kyoto. In ancient times people o... Detail Page

Talk about a fun date! Who doesn't love Ramen! Lately Ramen has become the "new" hit in the US (after sushi). Typically the Western Worl... Detail Page

Shinjuku Gyoen is one of Tokyo's largest and most popular parks and is right near the biggest city in the world!  By walking ... Detail Page

Shinkyo Bridge (in Japanese; Shinkyo Bashi 神橋 which literally means sacred bridge) is a famous and distinctive Red Bridge which is... Detail Page

Shinnyodo Temple (in Japanese; Shin Yo Do Ji 真正極楽寺) is a temple of the "Tendai" Sect and is one of the "lesser known" temple... Detail Page

The Shinsekai, which means "New World", is an old neighborhood next to South Osaka City's downtown area. It is called "New World" beca... Detail Page

Shiodome City Center is a skyscraper / shopping complex near Ginza Tokyo. Shiodome City Center, which is known for its modern architec... Detail Page