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The oldest temple in Tokyo, located in Taito City, famous for the Kaminarimon Gate and a popular tourist destination.

A 634-meter-tall broadcasting tower. A popular new symbol of Tokyo.

Japan's highest active volcano. A symbolic mountain registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site.

A temple located in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto. Famous for the 'Kiyomizu Stage' and a World Heritage site.

Officially named Rokuon-ji. A famous Kyoto landmark known for its beautiful gold-leaf-covered building.

A castle built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. The current main tower is a reconstruction. A symbol of Osaka.

Osaka's bustling entertainment district. A popular tourist spot famous for the Glico sign.

Also known as White Heron Castle, a beautiful white castle registered as a World Heritage site.

A shrine built on the sea on Miyajima Island. Registered as a World Heritage site.

A World Heritage site famous for its traditional gassho-zukuri houses. Especially beautiful in winter snow.

A hot spring area in Kanagawa Prefecture. Popular for its scenic views of Mt. Fuji.

One of the largest aquariums in the world, located within Okinawa's Ocean Expo Park. Famous for whale sharks.

Japan's highest active volcano. A symbolic mountain registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site.

A temple located in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto. Famous for the 'Kiyomizu Stage' and a World Heritage site.

Officially named Rokuon-ji. A famous Kyoto landmark known for its beautiful gold-leaf-covered building.

A castle built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. The current main tower is a reconstruction. A symbol of Osaka.

Osaka's bustling entertainment district. A popular tourist spot famous for the Glico sign.

Also known as White Heron Castle, a beautiful white castle registered as a World Heritage site.

A shrine built on the sea on Miyajima Island. Registered as a World Heritage site.

A World Heritage site famous for its traditional gassho-zukuri houses. Especially beautiful in winter snow.

A hot spring area in Kanagawa Prefecture. Popular for its scenic views of Mt. Fuji.

One of the largest aquariums in the world, located within Okinawa's Ocean Expo Park. Famous for whale sharks.

The oldest clock tower in Japan, designated as an Important Cultural Property. A symbol of Sapporo.

The head shrine of about 30,000 Inari shrines nationwide. Famous for its thousands of red torii gates.

A historical symbol of Yokohama since the Meiji era, now repurposed as a commercial facility.

A castle built by Tokugawa Ieyasu. Famous for the golden shachihoko (dolphin-like ornaments).

A Shinto shrine with a history of about 2000 years. Considered the spiritual home of Japan.

A Shinto shrine symbolizing Izumo, known as the land of the gods in Japanese mythology. Worshiped as a deity of marriage.

A historic garden created by the Maeda clan, one of Japan's Three Great Gardens.

The largest sand dunes in Japan, designated as a Natural Monument. Offers vast and spectacular sandy landscapes.

The head shrine of all Tenmangu shrines nationwide, dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning.

The symbol of Dogo Onsen, one of Japan's three oldest hot springs. Also featured in Natsume Soseki's novel.

A lavishly decorated shrine dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Tochigi.

A famous Shinto shrine in Wakayama, known for the Nachi Waterfall and part of the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage.

A UNESCO World Natural Heritage site in Hokkaido, famous for untouched wilderness, brown bears, and drift ice.

A UNESCO World Natural Heritage island in Kagoshima, home to ancient Yakusugi cedar trees and rich biodiversity.

The sacred headquarters of Shingon Buddhism, located in Wakayama. Famous for Okunoin cemetery and temples.

A romantic historic canal lined with old warehouses, a popular sightseeing spot in Hokkaido.

A vast park in Nara City, home to freely roaming deer and famous for Todai-ji Temple with the Great Buddha.

One of Japan’s original castles, known as the “Crow Castle” due to its black exterior.

A stunning gorge in Miyazaki with steep cliffs, waterfalls, and boat rides, steeped in Japanese mythology.

The former royal palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Okinawa (currently under reconstruction).

One of Japan's top three night views, overlooking Hakodate Bay and city lights from Mount Hakodate.

Japan's largest freshwater lake, located in Shiga Prefecture, known for water sports, history, and natural scenery.

One of Japan's Three Scenic Views, a pine-covered sandbar across Miyazu Bay in Kyoto.

A vast park in Ibaraki famous for seasonal flowers like nemophila (baby blue eyes) and kochia.

A giant bronze statue of Amida Buddha at Kotoku-in Temple in Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture.

A preserved merchant district with Edo-period white-walled warehouses along a scenic canal in Okayama.

The oldest Zen training monastery in Kamakura, founded in 1253. A major temple of the Rinzai sect.

A highland marshland spanning Gunma, Fukushima, Niigata, and Tochigi, famous for skunk cabbage flowers and hiking.

One of the world’s oldest surviving wooden buildings, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Nara Prefecture.

One of Japan’s most famous hot spring resorts in Oita, known for its "Hells of Beppu" and numerous bathhouses.