Tokyo's oldest and most popular temple, with a gate, a lantern, a shopping street, a main building, and a pagoda.

Dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, featuring a forest, a torii gate, a garden, a treasure house, and a museum.

The heart of old Tokyo, with Senso-ji Temple, Sumida River, Tokyo Skytree, Hanayashiki Amusement Park, and Folk Art Museum.

A symbol of Tokyo, offering architecture, history, an ascent, views, and an aquarium.

Japan's tallest tower with a structure, observatory, planetarium, shopping center, and aquarium.

The world's busiest crossing with lights, signs, screens, shops, and people.

Historic shrine located near the famous Senso-ji Temple.

Famous for its thousands of red torii gates leading up Mount Inari.

A stunning golden pavilion surrounded by beautiful gardens and a reflective pond.

Known for its wooden stage offering panoramic views of Kyoto.

Scenic area with bamboo groves, temples, and the Togetsukyo Bridge.

Historic geisha district with traditional wooden machiya houses.

Former shogun residence with beautiful gardens and nightingale floors.

Temple famous for its 1,001 statues of Kannon, the goddess of mercy.

Bustling market known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen” with local food and goods.

Zen temple with a beautiful moss garden and sand sculptures.

Scenic path along a canal lined with cherry trees.

UNESCO World Heritage site with a stunning Zen garden.

Former residence of the Imperial family with beautiful gardens.

Iconic bamboo grove offering a serene walking experience.

Zen temple famous for its rock garden.

Grand shrine with a large torii gate and beautiful gardens.

Popular shrine hosting the Gion Matsuri festival.

Vibrant entertainment area known for its neon lights, street food, and shopping.

Popular theme park with rides and shows based on famous movies.

One of the largest aquariums in the world, featuring diverse marine life.

Historic castle with a museum and panoramic views of the city.

Long shopping street with a variety of stores and boutiques.

Iconic tower offering observation decks and a glimpse into Osaka’s past.

Tallest building in Japan with a 360-degree observation deck.

Famous bridge in Dotombori, popular for photos and people-watching.

A historic castle with beautiful gardens and a rich samurai history.

One of Japan’s oldest and most significant Shinto shrines.

A bustling shopping area with diverse shops and eateries.

A historic castle with scenic views of the Kiso River.

An open-air museum preserving Meiji-era buildings.

Scenic park surrounding Osaka Castle, ideal for picnics and strolls.

A green oasis in the city with trees, flowers, ponds, greenhouses, and different styles.

Provides panoramic views of Tokyo, featuring a structure, observatory, cafe, shop, and free entrance.

Tokyo's largest park, featuring museums, temples, statues, a zoo, a lake, and cherry blossoms.

Otaku paradise with shops, cafes, arcades, maid cafes, and events.

The center of youth fashion and culture, with shops, cafes, crepes, accessories, and cosplay.

A cafe to meet owls, requiring reservations, rules, photos, souvenirs, and events.

Tokyo's main departure point, offering architecture, history, services, transport, and a gallery.

An entertainment center on an artificial island, with attractions, museums, malls, a beach, and a bridge.

A statue representing a loyal dog, with a story, legend, symbol, meeting point, and festival.

Bustling market known for fresh seafood and local delicacies.

Provides local and authentic experiences, requiring reservations, guides, activities, tours, and reviews.

Sky-high observatory offering stunning views of Osaka.

A popular trading street with fruits, vegetables, fish, spices, and souvenirs.

The residence of the Emperor of Japan, with history, architecture, gardens, tours, and a ceremony.

Park where you can observe wild monkeys and enjoy city views.

Displays Japanese art and culture with collections, exhibitions, paintings, sculptures, and national treasures.

Traces Tokyo's history from the Edo period, with models, replicas, objects, tours, and workshops.

A relaxation and recreation spot with trees, lawns, fountains, events, and street artists.

A nightlife area with bars, pubs, restaurants, artists, and regulars.

The Tokugawa family's funerary temple, with a gate, main building, treasure, cemetery, and view of Tokyo Tower.

Large Zen temple complex with beautiful gardens and historic buildings.

A former feudal estate with ponds, pines, flowers, tea houses, and bay views.

A remnant of Edo Castle, with walls, moats, towers, buildings, and flowers.

A shopping and architectural paradise, with boutiques, cafes, galleries, trees, and design buildings.

Connects Odaiba to central Tokyo, with structure, colors, illuminations, promenade, and views.

A traditional commerce street, with shops, souvenirs, snacks, lanterns, and a gate.

A trading place for fish and seafood, with shops, restaurants, sushi, knives, and tours.

Dedicated to Studio Ghibli's animation, requiring reservations, tickets, rooms, works, and a cat-bus.

Original open-road karting experience in the heart of Shibuya, one of the busiest districts of Tokyo, on marked circuits.

Offers 360-degree views of Tokyo, with a terrace, museum, cafe, shop, and combined entry.

Dedicated to the souls of soldiers who died for Japan, with history, controversy, museum, garden, and festival.

Temple renowned for its autumn foliage and statue of Amida Buddha.

Temple with Japan’s tallest wooden pagoda and monthly flea market.

Famous for its autumn colors and large wooden Sanmon gate.

Giant Ferris wheel with panoramic views of Osaka Bay.

A museum with immersive and interactive experiences, featuring projections, lights, sounds, water, and flowers.

A cultural and historical center of Tokyo, with museums, temples, parks, markets, and pandas.

Interactive museum showcasing samurai and ninja history with hands-on experiences.

Temple with beautiful gardens and illuminated night views.

Retro district with vibrant nightlife and street food.

Discover Toyota’s history and technological advancements in this interactive museum.

Showcases science and nature, with collections, exhibitions, animals, fossils, and a planetarium.

An art and culture venue, with architecture, exhibitions, collections, events, and a restaurant.

A popular nightlife alley, with bars, restaurants, skewers, noodles, and atmosphere.

Historic streets with preserved traditional architecture and shops.

Temple with a beautiful five-story pagoda and cherry blossoms.

Observation tower offering panoramic views of the city.

Ferris wheel atop a shopping mall, offering city views.

One of Japan’s oldest temples, founded in 593 AD.

Home to diverse marine life, including dolphins and penguins.

Preserves the Nezu family's art collection, with paintings, calligraphy, ceramics, bronzes, and a garden.

The venue for sumo wrestling, with tournaments, museums, shops, restaurants, and tours.

The venue for traditional Japanese kabuki drama, with facade, interior, stage, performances, and tours.

Displays Western art from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, with collections, exhibitions, paintings, sculptures, and works by Rodin.

Exhibits contemporary art from Japan and the world, with collections, exhibitions, works, events, and views.

An example of Japanese landscape art, with ponds, hills, trees, bridges, and illuminations.

An example of Indian architecture, with facade, interior, statues, organs, and events.

Japan's first public park in Western style, with trees, flowers, fountains, concerts, and events.

Showcases science and innovation, with collections, exhibitions, robots, planets, and experiments.

Café where visitors can interact with adorable micro pigs.

Architectural landmark hosting events, exhibitions, and concerts.

Kyoto’s oldest Zen temple, known for its dragon ceiling painting.

Ancient Shinto shrine surrounded by a forest.

Shrine dedicated to the god of learning, popular with students.

Iconic bridge in Arashiyama with scenic views.

Interactive experience with samurai armor and swordsmanship.

Interactive ninja experience with training and merchandise.

Ancient Shinto shrine with unique architecture and serene grounds.

Go-kart tours allowing you to drive through Osaka in costume.

Explore Japan’s railway history and futuristic maglev trains.

Features a planetarium and interactive science exhibits.

An observation tower with panoramic city views.

Linked to otaku culture, with history, architecture, torii gate, museum, and amulets.

A show featuring whale performances, requiring reservations, tickets, schedules, effects, and story.

Giant indoor amusement park located in Bunkyo, combining thrill rides, shops, restaurants, arcades, virtual attractions...

Historic Shinto shrine with beautiful azalea gardens.

Urban aquarium with diverse marine life and rooftop exhibits.

Modern aquarium located in Tokyo Skytree Town.

Interactive museum showcasing Japan’s railway history and technology.

Temple with beautiful gardens and hydrangea blooms.

Shrine dedicated to the god of water and rain.

Former villa of a famous actor with stunning gardens.

Large temple complex with a famous five-story pagoda.

Historic temple with beautiful architecture and gardens.

Scenic river popular for walks and picnics.

Large temple with impressive wooden architecture.

Temple with beautiful gardens and illuminated night views.

Grand temple with Japan’s largest bell.

Popular park known for its cherry blossoms.

Theater offering samurai sword dance performances.

Interactive museum showcasing Osaka’s history and traditional homes.

Zoo with a variety of animals and a focus on conservation.

Longest shopping street in Japan, with diverse shops and eateries.

A large zoo and botanical garden with diverse flora and fauna.

A theme park with LEGO-themed rides and attractions.

A hotel featuring a Japanese garden, with ponds, waterfalls, stones, flowers, and restaurants.

A studio for dressing up as a samurai, requiring reservations, costumes, armors, photos, and souvenirs.

Grand neo-baroque palace used for state functions and tours.

Interactive city for children to role-play various professions.

Aquarium featuring marine life from around the world.

Temple known for its numerous “beckoning cat” statues.

Shopping complex famous for anime, manga, and collectibles.

Traditional Japanese garden with tea house and seasonal beauty.

Large park with an aquarium, Ferris wheel, and seaside views.

Entertainment complex with spa, shopping, and amusement rides.

Aquarium featuring marine life exhibits and dolphin shows.

Street known as “Grandma’s Harajuku,” popular with elderly shoppers.

Temple with beautiful wood carvings and a serene garden.

Elegant villa with meticulously designed gardens and tea houses.

Mountain known for its hiking trails and Kurama-dera Temple.

Imperial villa with beautiful gardens and tea houses.

Small temple with a beautiful moss garden.

Large garden with diverse plant species and seasonal flowers.

Ancient Shinto shrine with beautiful grounds.

Museum with a vast collection of Japanese art and artifacts.

Large temple complex with beautiful Zen gardens.

Museum dedicated to manga with a vast collection of works.

Temple on Mount Kurama with scenic hiking trails.

Modern aquarium with diverse marine life exhibits.

Iconic five-story pagoda in the Higashiyama district.

Temple with a large pond and beautiful gardens.

Theme park with samurai movie sets and live shows.

Museum featuring exhibits on minting and coin production.

Shopping complex with rooftop gardens and entertainment options.

Riverside park with beautiful gardens and cultural facilities.

Electronics and anime district, often compared to Akihabara.

Museum detailing Osaka’s rich history and culture.

Large department store offering a wide range of products.

Vibrant area with Korean shops, restaurants, and cultural spots.

Modern shopping and dining complex near Osaka Station.

Small temple known for its moss-covered statue and serene atmosphere.

Narrow alley with traditional restaurants and shops.

Historic shrine known for its Tenjin Matsuri festival.

Major street lined with ginkgo trees and luxury shops.

Historic building used for concerts and events.

Street specializing in kitchenware and cooking tools.

Exhibits samurai artifacts and Edo-period art.

A serene Japanese garden with a pond and traditional tea house.

A futuristic shopping and entertainment complex with a glass roof.

A historic Buddhist temple in the Osu district.

A multi-purpose stadium hosting sports and concerts.

A venue for laughter and relaxation, offering drinks, cocktails, snacks, performances, and artists.

A meeting place, offering drinks, beers, snacks, sports, and atmosphere.

One of the oldest amusement parks in Japan, located in the popular district of Asakusa. It offers traditional rides for the whole family.

Museum recreating life in Tokyo during the Edo period.

Largest mosque in Japan, offering cultural insights and tours.

Temple with 1,200 unique rakan statues.

Known as the Moss Temple for its lush moss garden.

Temple known for its stunning autumn foliage and reflective floors.

Museum showcasing traditional Kyoto crafts.

Temple known for its chirping bell crickets.

Large park surrounding the Kyoto Imperial Palace.

Museum dedicated to the history and production of sake.

Art museum with a diverse collection of modern and contemporary works.

Historic aqueduct within the Nanzen-ji Temple grounds.

Bustling shopping street with a variety of stores and eateries.

Temple with thousands of stone statues commemorating the dead.

Beautiful garden with ponds and traditional tea houses.

Large shopping mall with a variety of stores and restaurants.

Temple with a beautiful garden and seasonal flowers.

Temple with beautiful autumn foliage and a pagoda.

Former imperial residence with beautiful gardens.

Lively street with restaurants and bars along a canal.

Temple known for its circular and square windows symbolizing enlightenment.

Historic villa with a beautiful garden and tea house.

Temple with beautiful gardens and historic buildings.

Temple with a collection of important cultural properties.

Shrine known for its sake brewing tradition.

Museum with a collection of modern and contemporary Japanese art.

Large statue of Kannon commemorating the war dead.

Temple with a beautiful garden and seasonal flowers.

Popular nightclub with a lively atmosphere and music.

Nightclub with a vibrant atmosphere and dance floor.

Bar known for its creative cocktails and magic shows.

Go-karting experience through the streets of Kyoto.

Experience dressing up as a geisha or maiko with professional photos.

Unique shrine with a giant lion head stage.

Theater dedicated to traditional Japanese puppet performances.

Entertainment complex with shops, restaurants, and cinemas.

Multi-purpose stadium hosting concerts and sports events.

Museum dedicated to Osaka’s famous street food, takoyaki.

Park along the river, famous for cherry blossoms in spring.

Large park with themed gardens and recreational facilities.

Museum specializing in East Asian ceramics and art.

Large park with gardens, museums, and recreational areas.

Underground shopping street with a variety of stores and eateries.

Interactive museum with exhibits on science and technology.

Large park with sports facilities, gardens, and a botanical garden.

Museum featuring contemporary art exhibitions.

Observatory offering panoramic views of Osaka and beyond.

Indoor theme park with Lego-themed attractions and activities.

Escape room experience with various themed challenges.

Nightclub with a variety of music and dance floors.

A ceramics museum and garden showcasing Noritake’s history.

A scenic river known for its cherry blossoms in spring.

A popular park with seasonal flowers and a large fountain.

Twin skyscrapers with shopping, dining, and panoramic views.

A traditional Japanese garden with a large pond and tea house.

A skyscraper with luxury shops, restaurants, and an observation deck.

A long park with sculptures, fountains, and seasonal events.

A spacious park with a pond, playgrounds, and seasonal flowers.

A Buddhist temple with a unique blend of Japanese and Thai architecture.

A bustling port area with attractions and dining options.

An iconic building with a blend of Japanese and Western styles.

A modern skyscraper with shops, offices, and restaurants.

Exhibits modern and contemporary art from Japan and abroad.

A city park with a science museum and seasonal flowers.

An entertainment venue, offering music, dance, drinks, costumes, and shows.

A venue for glamour and sensuality, offering drinks, cocktails, dishes, performances, and dancers.

Elegant guest house for state visitors with beautiful gardens.

Five-story pagoda within the Daigo-ji Temple complex.

Outdoor museum with reproductions of famous artworks.

Stylish bar with unique cocktails and a chic interior.

Nightclub with multiple floors and diverse music genres.

Nightclub with a rooftop terrace and city views.

Cultural facility with exhibitions and events near the aquarium.

Interactive digital art installations in a botanical garden setting.

Scenic boat tours offering views of Osaka’s landmarks.

Covered shopping street with a variety of stores and restaurants.

Large shopping mall with a wide range of shops and entertainment.

Educational center on disaster prevention and safety.

Museum with a collection of Japanese and Chinese art.

Museum with exhibits on natural history and science.

Historic library with a vast collection of books and resources.

Iconic tower designed by artist Taro Okamoto for Expo '70.

Museum dedicated to the history of instant noodles.

Museum showcasing ethnographic artifacts from around the world.

Popular nightclub with a lively atmosphere and music.

Trendy nightclub known for its vibrant nightlife scene.

Nightclub offering a mix of music and entertainment.

Stylish nightclub with a mix of music genres and events.

Nightclub known for its energetic atmosphere and DJ performances.

An aquarium with interactive exhibits and diverse marine species.

Showcases European and Japanese art in a modern setting.

A historic building preserving Nagoya’s municipal records.

A historic house museum showcasing early 20th-century architecture.

Offers panoramic views of Nagoya from its observation deck.

An underground shopping street with various stores and eateries.

A Buddhist temple known for its giant Buddha statue.

A historic district famous for its traditional tie-dyeing.

Features gardens, greenhouses, and agricultural exhibits.

A large shopping mall with diverse retail and dining options.

Iconic spiral-shaped skyscrapers housing schools and offices.

A historic street with traditional buildings and shops.

A historic temple with beautiful gardens and a five-story pagoda.

A large park with sports facilities, gardens, and a pond.

A large shopping mall near Nagoya Dome with various stores.

Interactive exhibits on electricity and energy.

A children’s park with playgrounds and a petting zoo.

A bustling market known for fresh seafood and produce.

A large shopping mall with a variety of stores and restaurants.

Exhibits modern and contemporary art from Japan and abroad.

A historic Catholic church with beautiful architecture.

A park with fruit orchards and seasonal fruit-picking.

A garden with seasonal wildflowers and scenic views.

A sports arena hosting various events and competitions.

Exhibits on maritime history and ship models.

Showcases Japanese art and cultural artifacts.

A historic watchtower with panoramic views.

A riverside park with playgrounds and sports facilities.

A historic Shinto shrine with beautiful architecture.

Exhibits contemporary and traditional art.

A Ferris wheel offering panoramic views of Nagoya.

A dome-shaped concert hall hosting various performances.

A reconstructed castle with historical exhibits.

An outdoor go-kart track for racing enthusiasts.

A popular nightclub with live DJ performances.

A vibrant nightclub with diverse music genres.

A trendy nightclub with a lively atmosphere.

A live music venue hosting various artists.

A concert hall hosting local and international acts.