Senso-ji Temple
Tokyo's oldest temple dates to 645 AD. The iconic Kaminarimon gate and the lantern-lined Nakamise shopping street lead to a grand main hall that draws millions of visitors every year.
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Nikko Toshogu Shrine
A lavishly decorated UNESCO World Heritage shrine complex nestled in ancient cedar forests. The Yomeimon Gate, covered in intricate carvings and gold, is considered one of Japan's finest works of art.
Kamakura Great Buddha
Japan's second-tallest bronze Buddha stands 13.4 meters tall in the open air at Kotoku-in temple. Dating from 1252, you can even step inside the hollow statue to see its inner structure.
Meiji Shrine
A tranquil Shinto shrine surrounded by 70 hectares of forested grounds in the heart of Tokyo. Its towering torii gate and gravel paths offer a serene escape from the city.
Tokyo Skytree
Japan's tallest structure at 634 meters offers spectacular 360-degree views from two observation decks. The attached Solamachi mall and aquarium make it a full-day destination.
Yokohama Chinatown
Japan's largest Chinatown spans 500 restaurants and shops. Try steaming buns, Peking duck, and Shanghainese soup dumplings while exploring the streets decorated with ornate ceremonial gates.
Kamakura Zen Gardens
Kamakura's hillside Zen temples include Hokoku-ji's dramatic bamboo grove, mossy Kita-Kamakura temples, and the forested Daibutsu Hiking Trail above the sea.
teamLab Planets
Step barefoot into an immersive digital art world with fields of floating flowers, infinite mirrored lights, and knee-deep water filled with projected koi. A uniquely Japanese contemporary art experience.
Kawagoe: Little Edo
30 minutes from Ikebukuro, Kawagoe's preserved clay-walled kura storehouse district earns its 'Little Edo' nickname. Explore Kashiya Yokocho (Candy Alley) and the historic bell tower.
