Hokkaido is Japan's northernmost island. Enjoy Japan's earliest autumn leaves at Mt. Asahi and Mt. Taisetsu (end of August). During the winter, you can visit the Sapporo Snow Festival, or see drift ice floating in the waters, and more.

Shirakawa-go is a village famous for 'Gassho-zukuri (houses with steep thatched roofs)' in northern Gifu prefecture. In 1995, Shirakawa-go and two villages in Gokayama were registered together as an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Mt. Fuji, the symbol of Japan, is a beautiful mountain. Come to the area around the 5th station. The sight of Mt. Fuji from here is impressive. Nearby are many attractions, such as fruit picking, sightseeing spots, a theme park, and more!

Tokyo has been the capital of Japan since the 1600s and has become one of the largest cities in the world. And now, it has been chosen as the host of the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics. It's the perfect chance to enjoy Tokyo!

Once you visit Hokuriku, you will be impressed by nature, traditional Japanese craftmanship, and definitely you will love the very fresh food !

Kyoto is home to 17 World Heritages sites, and over 2,000 shrines and temples, but 3/4 of Kyoto is covered with woodlands! This city full of history, culture, and seasonal sights like sakura, autumn leaves, and snow is truly fit to represent Japan.

Delicacies, Breathtaking Views, and Relaxation: Discover the Beauty of Tohoku!

Hiroshima offers you plenty of popular and famous destinations, such as Itsukushima Shrine, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, and 'Rabbit Island'.

Kyushu has hot springs, delicious food, large swaths of nature, picturesque sceneries, and large cities. You will discover something new every time you come here.

Okinawa, the southernmost tip of Japan, is a very fascinating popular tourist place surrounded by blue sky, beautiful sea, and unspoiled nature. You can trace the history of Okinawa through the World Heritage Properties. Fully enjoy eating delicious food, interacting with kind people, and experiencing fantastic attractions!