Tokyo

A lively city with tech, gaming, sushi, and ramen. Shop in Harajuku, visit the Meiji Shrine, enjoy Shinjuku’s nightlife, and explore Disneyland and Ginza.

Osaka

A lively city with tasty food like takoyaki and okonomiyaki, historic sites, neon lights, and Universal Studios nearby. It’s a fun place with friendly locals.

Kyoto

Kyoto is Japan’s cultural center, known for its temples, shrines, and tea houses. Highlights include the Golden Pavilion, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, and the historic Gion district.

Kobe

Kobe is a port city famous for its waterfront, Kobe beef, and blend of modern and historic buildings. It has a relaxed atmosphere with hot springs like Arima Onsen and beautiful views from Mount Rokko.

Fukuoka

A lively southern city known for tonkotsu ramen, Fukuoka Castle, and vibrant festivals. It blends modern spots like Ohori Park, seaside views, and a relaxed, friendly vibe, offering the perfect mix of city life and culture.

Hokkaido

Japan’s northernmost island, known for mountains, hot springs, and wide fields. Great for skiing in winter, hiking in summer, and fresh seafood and dairy. Its cool climate and stunning views make it a peaceful escape.

Yokohama

A lively port city near Tokyo, known for its waterfront, Landmark Tower, and Japan’s largest Chinatown. It blends modern attractions with traditional culture, creating a relaxed yet vibrant vibe.

Nagoya

A central city that mixes modern industry with historic sites like a castle and shrine. Known for car manufacturing, especially Toyota, it offers great shopping, dining, and local dishes like hitsumabushi and miso katsu.

Utsunomiya

Famous for its gyoza and food scene, the city offers scenic parks, historic sites like a castle, and nearby attractions like Nasu Highlands and Toshogu Shrine. It’s a great mix of modern and traditional, perfect for culture and nature.

Hamamatsu

Known for its industrial roots as the birthplace of Yamaha and Honda, Hamamatsu offers attractions like Hamamatsu Castle, Lake Hamana, and the Hamamatsu Festival. It’s also famous for fresh seafood and nearby hot springs.