City Guides

Reforested above modern Kobe, Mount Rokkō combines historic cable cars, alpine gardens, panoramic night views and a ropeway to Arima Onsen

Founded by Shōdō Shōnin in 766, Nikkō unites Tokugawa mausoleums, mountain worship, Lake Chūzenji and the waterfalls of Oku-Nikkō

Kyoto’s eastern hills unite ancient temples, Zen gardens, pilgrimage streets and Gion, from Kiyomizu-dera to the Philosopher’s Path

Founded in 778, Kiyomizu-dera pairs a nail-free wooden stage with Kannon worship, sacred spring water and sweeping Kyoto views

Kyoto’s bamboo path grew beside Tenryū-ji and historic Sagano, where temple gardens, imperial legends and traditional crafts shape Arashiyama

Vermilion corridors, shifting tides, court rituals and the Great Torii define Itsukushima-jinja on sacred Miyajim

Ninomaru Palace, nightingale floors, Kanō paintings and restored imperial rooms trace Tokugawa power through the heart of Kyoto

Waterfront parks, digital attractions, futuristic buildings and Rainbow Bridge views shape Odaiba across Tokyo Bay’s reclaimed islands

Sensō-ji, historic restaurants, rakugo theatres, kitchen shops and Sumida River walks reveal Asakusa’s enduring shitamachi character

Marine caves, limestone cliffs, clear water and regulated nature trails define Dino Island opposite Praia a Mare