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703 places across 13 regions — search and filter to plan your trip.
703 places(showing 1–24)
Tokyo
Tokyo oldest temple, fronted by the lantern-lit Nakamise shopping street.
A serene forest shrine in the heart of the city, dedicated to Emperor Meiji.
The world busiest pedestrian scramble, a wall of neon and motion.
A wade-through digital art museum of water, light and mirrored infinity rooms.
One of Tokyo finest gardens - English, French and Japanese landscapes in one.
At 634m, the tallest tower in Japan with sweeping city views.
A warren of stalls serving the freshest sushi, tamago and street snacks.
Hakone
Sculptures set against mountain scenery, plus a Picasso pavilion.
A volcanic valley and a pirate-ship cruise with Mt. Fuji on the horizon.
Kyoto
Thousands of vermilion torii gates winding up a sacred mountain.
A three-storey pavilion sheathed in gold leaf, mirrored in a still reflecting pond — Kyoto's most iconic sight.
A towering green corridor of swaying bamboo on Kyoto western edge.
A hillside temple with a vast wooden veranda over the maple valley.
Kyoto historic geisha quarter of lantern-lit wooden machiya.
Nara
Home to Japan largest bronze Buddha in a colossal wooden hall.
Over a thousand free-roaming deer that bow for crackers.
Osaka
A reconstructed feudal keep ringed by moats and cherry trees.
Osaka riot of neon, canal reflections and legendary street food.
Twin towers joined by a Floating Garden rooftop observatory.
A refined Zen retreat with a moss garden and a cone of raked silver sand.
Japan's most famous Zen rock garden — fifteen stones in raked gravel.
Arashiyama's top temple, with a borrowed-scenery pond garden by the mountains.
A grand Zen complex with a towering gate and a photogenic brick aqueduct.
A 120-metre hall lined with 1,001 golden statues of Kannon.
