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  • Nagoya Castle: Iconic landmark with historical significance.
  • Atsuta Shrine: One of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines.
  • Osu Kannon Temple: Popular temple and shopping district.
  • Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology: Focus on automotive history.
  • Nagoya City Science Museum: Famous for its planetarium.
  • SCMAGLEV and Railway Park: Explore Japan’s railway history.
  • Korankei Valley (Aichi): Scenic spot for autumn leaves.
  • Inuyama Castle: One of Japan's oldest wooden castles.
  • Shirakawa-go (Gifu): UNESCO village with traditional thatched-roof houses.
  • Takayama Old Town (Gifu): Preserved Edo-era streets.
  • Kamikochi (Nagano): Stunning mountainous area, ideal for hiking.
  • Matsumoto Castle (Nagano): Famous black castle.
  • Shima Onsen (Gunma): Hot springs for relaxation.
  • Kiso Valley (Nagano): Old post towns and hiking trails.
  • Lake Suwa (Nagano): Great lake with surrounding hot springs.
  • Arashiyama Bamboo Forest: Stroll through tranquil bamboo groves.
  • Saga Scenic Train Ride: Enjoy picturesque views from the train.
  • Togetsu-kyo Bridge: Iconic bridge with stunning river views.
  • Fushimi Inari Shrine: Explore thousands of vermilion torii gates.
  • Optional Kimono Experience: Rent a traditional kimono for a day.
  • Himeji Castle: Visit this stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • Bullet Train Ride: Experience Japan's high-speed Shinkansen.
  • Kokoen Garden: Wander through beautiful, landscaped gardens.
  • Nara Park and Todaiji Temple: Feed deer and visit the giant Buddha.
  • Namba District in Osaka: Discover vibrant shopping and dining spots.
  • Osaka Castle: Historic symbol of Osaka.
  • Universal Studios Japan (Osaka): Popular theme park.
  • Dotonbori (Osaka): Lively food and entertainment district.
  • Shinsaibashi (Osaka): Major shopping street.
  • Umeda Sky Building (Osaka): Known for its rooftop observatory.
  • Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan: One of the largest aquariums in the world.
  • Shinsekai (Osaka): Retro neighborhood with local food and entertainment.
  • Tokyo Tower: Tokyo’s iconic landmark.
  • Tokyo Disneyland: Classic Disney themes and fairy tales.
  • Tokyo DisneySea: Unique nautical themes and exclusive rides.
  • Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa, Tokyo): Tokyo’s oldest temple.
  • Meiji Shrine (Tokyo): Peaceful shrine in the heart of the city.
  • Shibuya Crossing (Tokyo): Famous pedestrian scramble.
  • Tokyo Skytree: Tallest tower in Japan, with observation decks.
  • Imperial Palace (Tokyo): Beautiful gardens and historic grounds.
  • Akihabara (Tokyo): Electronics and anime district.
  • Odaiba (Tokyo): Shopping, entertainment, and scenic views of Tokyo Bay.
  • Mount Moiwa Ropeway: Stunning city views.
  • Otaru Canal: Scenic, historic walk.
  • Music Box Museum: Enchanting music boxes.
  • Jigokudani Hell Valley: Volcanic landscape.
  • Ninja Village: Historical adventure.
  • Former Government Building: Historic architecture.
  • Odori Park: Central relaxation spot.
  • Sapporo TV Tower: Cityscape views.
  • 100-Year Clock Tower: Iconic landmark.
  • Tanukikoji Shopping Street: Vibrant shopping.
  • Sapporo Clock Tower: Historical symbol of Sapporo (Hokkaido).
  • Odori Park (Sapporo): Central park, especially beautiful during the Snow Festival.
  • Shiroi Koibito Park (Sapporo): Chocolate factory and park.
  • Mount Moiwa (Sapporo): Scenic views of the city and surrounding nature.
  • Otaru Canal: Quaint canal town with a nostalgic feel.
  • Hakodate Morning Market: Famous for fresh seafood (Hokkaido).
  • Noboribetsu Onsen (Hokkaido): One of Japan’s most famous hot spring towns.
  • Furano and Biei: Known for lavender fields and flower farms.
  • Asahiyama Zoo (Hokkaido): Popular zoo known for its interactive animal exhibits.
  • Lake Toya (Hokkaido): Stunning caldera lake, perfect for hiking.
  • Shinjuku Gyoen (Tokyo): Beautiful garden in the heart of Tokyo.
  • Roppongi Hills (Tokyo): Popular for art, shopping, and nightlife.
  • Ueno Park and Zoo (Tokyo): Famous park with museums and zoo.
  • Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea: Magical experience in the Tokyo area.
  • Ginza (Tokyo): Famous for luxury shopping and dining.
  • Tokyo Tower: Iconic landmark with panoramic city views.
  • Shibuya Crossing: Experience the world's busiest intersection.
  • Tokyo Disneyland: Classic Disney themes and fairy tales.
  • Tokyo DisneySea: Unique nautical themes and exclusive rides.
  • Meiji Jingu Shrine: Historic shrine in the heart of Tokyo.
  • Kachi-Kachi Ropeway: Scenic ride with views of Lake Kawaguchi.
  • Tsukiji Fish Market: Explore one of the world's largest seafood markets.
  • Ginza Shopping Street: High-end shopping and dining district.
  • Rainbow Bridge: Stunning views of Tokyo Bay.
  • Nakamise Street: Traditional shopping street leading to Sensoji Temple.
  • Ameyoko Market: Bustling market with a variety of goods and foods.
  • Akihabara: Famous for electronics and anime culture.
  • Tokyo Tower: Tokyo’s iconic landmark.
  • Tokyo Disneyland: Classic Disney themes and fairy tales.
  • Tokyo DisneySea: Unique nautical themes and exclusive rides.
  • Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa, Tokyo): Tokyo’s oldest temple.
  • Meiji Shrine (Tokyo): Peaceful shrine in the heart of the city.
  • Shibuya Crossing (Tokyo): Famous pedestrian scramble.
  • Tokyo Skytree: Tallest tower in Japan, with observation decks.
  • Imperial Palace (Tokyo): Beautiful gardens and historic grounds.
  • Akihabara (Tokyo): Electronics and anime district.
  • Odaiba (Tokyo): Shopping, entertainment, and scenic views of Tokyo Bay.
  • Osaka Castle: Historic symbol of Osaka.
  • Universal Studios Japan (Osaka): Popular theme park.
  • Dotonbori (Osaka): Lively food and entertainment district.
  • Shinsaibashi (Osaka): Major shopping street.
  • Umeda Sky Building (Osaka): Known for its rooftop observatory.
  • Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan: One of the largest aquariums in the world.
  • Shinsekai (Osaka): Retro neighbourhood with local food and entertainment.
  • Kenrokuen Garden (Kanazawa): One of Japan’s top three landscape gardens (Hokuriku).
  • Kanazawa Castle (Kanazawa): Beautiful historic castle.
  • 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art (Kanazawa): Popular for its innovative exhibits.
  • Shirakawa-go (Hokuriku): Traditional village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • Kurobe Gorge (Toyama): Scenic railway and hot springs.
  • Fushimi Inari Shrine (Kyoto): Famous for thousands of red torii gates.
  • Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion) (Kyoto): Iconic Zen temple with a golden exterior.
  • Arashiyama Bamboo Grove (Kyoto): Famous bamboo forest.
  • Nara Park: Known for its friendly deer and historical temples.
  • Kiyomizu-dera (Kyoto): Famous temple with scenic views.
  • Osaka Castle: Historic symbol of Osaka.
  • Todai-ji Temple (Nara): Large Buddha statue and historic temple.
  • Mount Koya (Kansai): Sacred mountain and center of Shingon Buddhism.
  • Kobe Harborland: Beautiful waterfront shopping and dining area (Kobe).
  • Himeji Castle: Best-preserved feudal castle in Japan.
  • Lake Towada (Aomori): Stunning caldera lake surrounded by mountains.
  • Oirase Gorge (Aomori): Beautiful hiking trails along the river.
  • Zao Onsen and Zao Snow Monsters (Yamagata): Hot springs and unique winter phenomena.
  • Matsushima Bay (Miyagi): One of Japan’s top scenic views.
  • Sendai Castle (Miyagi): Historical site with panoramic views.
  • Yamadera Temple (Yamagata): Temple located on a mountainside.
  • Hiraizumi (Chuson-ji) (Iwate): UNESCO site with beautiful temples.
  • Aizu-Wakamatsu Castle (Fukushima): Historic castle and samurai town.
  • Tazawa Lake (Akita): Deep, beautiful lake surrounded by legends.
  • Hirosaki Castle (Aomori): Famous for its cherry blossoms.
  • Naruko Gorge (Miyagi): Stunning gorge, especially beautiful in autumn.
  • Akita Kanto Festival (Akita): Spectacular summer festival with lantern poles.
  • Geibikei Gorge (Iwate): Scenic boat rides in a dramatic gorge.
  • Kitakata (Fukushima): Town famous for ramen and well-preserved historical streets.
  • Aomori Nebuta Matsuri: Famous summer festival with illuminated floats.
  • Fukuoka Castle Ruins: Historic ruins with a beautiful park.
  • Canal City Hakata (Fukuoka): Major shopping and entertainment complex.
  • Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine (Fukuoka): Important Shinto shrine dedicated to the god of learning.
  • Ohori Park (Fukuoka): Peaceful park with a large central lake.
  • Yatai Stalls (Fukuoka): Open-air food stalls serving local cuisine.
  • Nagasaki Peace Park: Memorial to the atomic bombing of Nagasaki.
  • Huis Ten Bosch (Nagasaki): Dutch-themed amusement park.
  • Kumamoto Castle: One of Japan’s most impressive castles.
  • Beppu Onsen (Oita): Famous for hot springs and “hells” (unique hot spring sights).
  • Mount Aso (Kumamoto): One of the world’s largest active volcanoes.
  • Yufuin (Oita): Hot spring town with scenic views.
  • Sakurajima (Kagoshima): Active volcano and symbol of Kagoshima.
  • Takachiho Gorge (Miyazaki): Stunning natural gorge with boat rides.
  • Nagasaki’s Glover Garden: Historic western-style residences.
  • Yakushima Island (Kagoshima): UNESCO site with ancient forests.

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