If you’re visiting Osaka and want to see the city from above, the Floating Garden Observatory at Umeda Sky Building (梅田スカイビル・空中庭園展望台) is one of the best places to go. With its unique open-air design and 360° panoramic view, it’s especially … Read More
Makoto STokyo Skytree, completed in 2012, is not only a broadcasting tower but also one of Japan’s most iconic landmarks. Standing at 634 meters, it is the tallest tower in the world and the second tallest structure overall, after Dubai’s … Read More
Hidden high in the mountains between Osaka and Nara lies Ikoma Sanjo Amusement Park, a nostalgic mountaintop park offering some of the most spectacular night views in the Kansai region. During limited summer nights, visitors can enjoy breathtaking panoramas from … Read More
Osaka transforms into a sparkling wonderland at night, offering panoramic views from some of the tallest buildings in Japan. Whether you’re a photography lover or just want to enjoy a romantic evening, here are three unmissable night view spots in … Read More
If you’re visiting Japan during the summer and want to experience a peaceful yet visually stunning festival, head to Ofusa Kannon Temple in Nara Prefecture. This hidden gem is famous for its Wind Chime Festival, a celebration of sound, color, … Read More
Japan is home to countless traditional festivals, but if you’re visiting during the summer, don’t miss the Three Great Festivals of Japan — Gion Matsuri in Kyoto, Tenjin Matsuri in Osaka, and Kanda Matsuri in Tokyo. These iconic celebrations are … Read More
Nestled in the coastal town of Otake in Hiroshima Prefecture, the Simose Art Museum has quickly become a destination of global acclaim. Opened in March 2023, it was named to the “World’s Most Beautiful Museums” list by the Prix Versailles, … Read More
Hidden beneath a concrete overpass in Yokohama’s Tsurumi Ward lies Kokudō Station, one of Japan’s most mysterious and atmospheric train stations. Despite its eerie, almost forgotten look, this station is very much in use — a living relic of the … Read More
Shinjuku and Shibuya are two of Tokyo’s most iconic districts, known for their dazzling neon lights that transform the city into a vibrant metropolis at night. These areas offer a truly unique experience, especially on rainy days when the neon … Read More
The Chichibu region of Saitama Prefecture in Japan is home to a trio of magnificent natural ice formations collectively known as the Chichibu Three Great Icicles. These incredible sites, each unique in its beauty, attract thousands of visitors during the … Read More