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景点北海道 · 札幌
A wooden hall built in 1878 as the drill hall of Sapporo Agricultural College. The clock still chimes, and there is a small museum inside.
A red-brick government building from 1888. The front garden with its ponds and trees is a short, pleasant walk from the station.
A beer museum in a red-brick Meiji-era building. The beer hall next door serves jingisukan, grilled lamb.
A large campus with historic buildings, a poplar avenue and a ginkgo avenue. The ginkgo trees turn bright yellow in autumn.
景点北海道 · 小樽
A canal lined with old stone warehouses. Gas lamps are lit from dusk, and small cruise boats run along it.
A street of glass, music-box and sweet shops in old merchant houses and warehouses. Good for snacking as you walk.
A shop filled with music boxes in a brick building from 1912. The steam clock in front is the landmark.
A bank building from 1912. Exhibits on money and Otaru's history fill the old banking hall with its high ceiling.
A whisky distillery founded in 1934, with rows of stone buildings. Visits are by reservation.
The track bed of Hokkaido's first railway, kept as a footpath with the rails still in place, between the station and the canal.
景点北海道 · 函馆
A star-shaped fort from the 1860s. The tower shows the star from above. Famous for cherry blossoms in spring.
Shops and restaurants in Meiji-era warehouses along the harbor. Pretty when lit at night.
The classic Hakodate view: a straight slope running down to the harbor, with churches and Western-style houses all around.
A blue and yellow Western-style hall from 1910. The balcony looks out over the harbor.
White walls and green domes; one of the oldest Orthodox churches in Japan, also known for its bell.
Japan's first convent for women. The front garden and a small museum are open to visitors. A place to walk quietly.
景点东北 · 仙台
The site of Date Masamune's castle. Stone walls remain, and the hilltop with his statue on horseback looks out over the city.
The mausoleum of Date Masamune. Stone steps through tall cedars lead up to a hall covered in brightly colored carvings.
A shrine built by Date Masamune. Its main hall, in black lacquer with gold and colored carvings, is a National Treasure.
A bay dotted with pine-covered islands, one of Japan's Three Views. Cruise among the islands and cross a bridge to Godaido Hall.
A Zen temple in Matsushima rebuilt by Date Masamune. The main hall is a National Treasure, with paintings on gold sliding doors.
A shrine on a hill above the port town of Shiogama, reached by a long, straight flight of stone steps. Cherry blossoms in spring.
A mountain temple in Yamagata Prefecture. Climb about a thousand stone steps to halls perched on the rocks, looking over the valley.
景点关东 · 日光
The shrine to Tokugawa Ieyasu, famous for richly colored carvings such as the Yomeimon Gate, the Sleeping Cat and the Three Wise Monkeys.
A vermilion bridge over the Daiya River gorge, marking the entrance to the shrines and temples. Beautiful with the autumn leaves.
The main temple of Nikko. Three large gilded Buddhist statues sit side by side in the Sanbutsudo Hall. Shoyoen Garden is next door.
The mausoleum of the third shogun, Tokugawa Iemitsu. Its gold and black design is more restrained, and it is quieter than Toshogu.
An old shrine dedicated to Mt. Nantai and the other mountains of Nikko, set among cedars next to Toshogu.
景点关东 · 东京
Said to be Tokyo's oldest temple. From Kaminarimon Gate with its giant lantern, the Nakamise shopping lane leads to the main hall.
The site of Edo Castle. Stone walls and moats remain, and the East Gardens are open for walking. See Nijubashi Bridge from the plaza.
景点关东 · 横滨
Shops and restaurants in brick warehouses from the 1910s. Seasonal events are held in the plaza in front.
A hilltop park looking down on the port and the Bay Bridge. Around it are rose gardens and Western houses once home to foreign residents.
A Japanese garden with historic buildings moved from Kyoto and Kamakura set around its ponds. Look for the three-story pagoda on the hill.
景点关东 · 镰仓
Kamakura's central shrine, tied to the shogun Minamoto no Yoritomo. It stands at the end of Wakamiya-oji, the avenue leading from the sea.
A bronze Buddha about 11 meters tall, cast in the 13th century. It has no hall and sits in the open air.
The first-ranked of Kamakura's five great Zen temples. Its gates and halls stand in a straight line, with a garden at the far end.
A Zen temple right in front of Kita-Kamakura Station, with a great gate among the cedars and a National Treasure bell up a flight of steps.
景点关东 · 箱根
The checkpoint where travelers on the Tokaido road were inspected in the Edo period, rebuilt as it was. On the shore of Lake Ashi.
The castle that was the base of the Hojo clan in the 16th century. The rebuilt keep has views of the sea and the Hakone mountains.
景点中部・北陆 · 河口湖・富士五湖
A re-created village of thatched-roof houses. Each house holds a craft workshop, shop or eatery, and Mt. Fuji is in view.
The shrine at the start of the Yoshida trail up Mt. Fuji, with an approach lined by giant cedars and a huge wooden torii gate.
景点中部・北陆 · 金泽
One of Japan's three great gardens, known for the stone lantern by its pond and the rope supports that protect the pines in winter.
A stone-paved street of old teahouses with wooden lattices, now with gold-leaf shops and cafes. Quiet early and late in the day.
Site of the Maeda lords' castle. See Ishikawa Gate and the long turrets rebuilt in wood. A bridge links it to Kenrokuen.
Narrow lanes lined with earthen walls where samurai families lived. In winter the walls are covered with straw mats.
A small teahouse street south of the Sai River. Fewer visitors than Higashi Chaya, so it is easy to stroll.
A temple full of hidden stairs, trap doors and other tricks, seen on a guided tour. You must book ahead.
A shrine to the lord Maeda Toshiie. Its unusual gate mixes Japanese, Chinese and Western styles and has stained-glass windows.
景点中部・北陆 · 飞驒高山
Streets of dark-latticed merchant houses dating from the Edo period, with sake breweries and stalls for dango and Hida beef.
The office from which the shogunate ruled Hida; the only such building left in Japan. A morning market is held in front of the gate.
A World Heritage village of steep thatched farmhouses, with a viewpoint over the whole valley. People live here, so please be quiet.
An open-air museum of old Hida farmhouses, including thatched gassho houses, moved here. Good if you have no time for Shirakawa-go.
See real, richly decorated floats from the autumn Takayama Festival all year round, in the grounds of the festival's shrine.
Two large Meiji-era merchant houses side by side, admired for the massive beams and posts crossing their high open halls.
A town of white-walled storehouses beside a canal full of carp. Also known for scenes in the film Your Name.
景点中部・北陆 · 松本
A black-walled keep, a National Treasure that has stood for over 400 years. The stairs inside are very steep. Beautiful across the moat.
A street of old storehouses with black-and-white lattice plaster walls, now home to craft shops and cafes.
A school built in the 1870s in a mix of Western and Japanese styles; a National Treasure. About 10 minutes on foot north of the castle.
A post town on the old Nakasendo road between Edo and Kyoto. About 1 km of old wooden houses, right by the station.
景点中部・北陆 · 名古屋
The castle of the Owari Tokugawa lords, known for its golden roof ornaments. The palace, rebuilt in wood, has superb paintings on gold.
景点关西 · 京都
A wooden stage built out over a hillside, with a view across Kyoto. The sloping lanes up to it are lined with souvenir shops.
A pavilion covered in gold leaf, mirrored in its pond. Especially beautiful on a sunny morning.
Hanamikoji street with its teahouses, and a shrine lit by lanterns at night. Photography is banned on some private lanes.
The Tokugawa shoguns' castle in Kyoto. Walk through the palace to see gold-ground screen paintings and floors that chirp underfoot.
A quiet wooden pavilion with a white sand garden and a moss garden. The canal-side Philosopher's Path starts near the gate.
A Zen temple known for its huge gate and the brick aqueduct that crosses its grounds. Famous for autumn leaves.
The Phoenix Hall shown on the 10-yen coin, reflected in its pond. The approach is lined with shops for Uji tea and matcha sweets.
景点关西 · 奈良
A vast wooden hall housing a seated Buddha about 15 m tall. Don't miss the fierce guardian statues in the Great South Gate.
See the Ashura and other famous statues up close in the National Treasure Hall. The vermilion Central Golden Hall was rebuilt in 2018.
A quarter of narrow lanes and latticed townhouses around Gango-ji, a World Heritage temple. Many houses are now shops and cafes.
A museum strong in Buddhist statues and art. In autumn it shows treasures from the Shosoin storehouse, and gets very crowded.
Two World Heritage temples about 10 minutes' walk apart. Yakushi-ji's East Pagoda has survived for 1,300 years.
景点中国地区 · 广岛・宫岛
The ruin of a hall destroyed by the atomic bomb on August 6, 1945, kept as it was. A World Heritage site.
A park with the Cenotaph and the Children's Peace Monument. The museum tells of the bombing through belongings and testimony.
At high tide the red shrine and its great gate seem to float on the sea. At low tide you can walk out to the gate.
Castle grounds ringed by a moat. The keep closed in March 2026 (outside view only); the Ninomaru gate is a wooden reconstruction.
A feudal lord's strolling garden around a pond, dating from the Edo period. Lovely in plum, cherry and autumn-leaf seasons.
An old temple at the foot of Mt. Misen. Spin the sutra wheels on the stair rail as you climb, and look for the many small stone statues.
A building next to the Atomic Bomb Dome. The rooftop deck looks over the Dome and Peace Park, and as far as Miyajima on clear days.
A wooden bridge of five arches across a river. Beyond it are a park on the old castle town site and Iwakuni Castle on the hill.
景点中国地区 · 冈山・仓敷
One of Japan's three great gardens. Wide lawns and ponds, with Okayama Castle in the background.
Called "Crow Castle" for its black walls. The keep is a postwar reconstruction.
White-walled storehouses and old townhouses along a willow-lined canal. You can also ride a small boat.
A red-brick Meiji-era cotton mill, now a hotel and shops, with ivy-covered walls and a courtyard.
景点四国 · 高松
An Edo-period feudal lord's garden set against Mt. Shiun, with six ponds and thirteen landscaped hills. You can also tour the pond by boat.
A flat-topped, roof-shaped mountain. There are lookouts over the Inland Sea and a 12th-century battlefield, plus Yashima-ji Temple.
A much-loved shrine to the guardian of seafarers. It is 785 stone steps up to the main hall, past rows of souvenir shops.
Castle ruins whose moats are filled with seawater, with sea bream swimming in them. Right next to the station and the port.
An island said to be the ogres' island in the Momotaro tale. A large cave near the hilltop is reached by bus from the port.
An open-air museum of old farmhouses and workshops moved from around Shikoku, set on a wooded slope at the foot of Yashima.
景点四国 · 松山・道后温泉
The symbol of Dogo, one of Japan's oldest hot springs. A wooden bathhouse built in the 1890s where you can still bathe today.
A castle on a hill in the middle of the city, with a keep surviving from the Edo period. It looks out over the city and the Inland Sea.
Temple 51 on the Shikoku pilgrimage. It has a National Treasure gate and a three-story pagoda, and you will see pilgrims in white.
A French-style villa from the 1920s at the foot of the castle hill. In front of it stands a museum designed by Tadao Ando.
A red shrine at the top of a long flight of stone steps, built in the rare Hachiman-zukuri style. About 5 minutes from Dogo Onsen Station.
A park on the site of a medieval castle. The moats and earthworks remain and samurai houses have been rebuilt. Known for cherry blossoms.
景点九州 · 福冈・博多
A shrine to Sugawara no Michizane, revered as the god of learning. Known for plum blossoms in early spring and grilled umegae-mochi cakes.
The guardian shrine of Hakata. A towering decorated float from the summer Hakata Gion Yamakasa festival is on display almost all year.
Castle ruins with stone walls and turrets. The base of the keep gives a view over the city. Known for cherry blossoms in spring.
A museum reached by a moving-walkway tunnel from beside Dazaifu Tenmangu. It shows the history of exchange between Japan and Asia.
A temple said to have been founded by the monk Kukai, with a large wooden seated Buddha and a red five-story pagoda. Walkable from Hakata.
景点九州 · 长崎
A hillside garden of Western-style houses from the 1860s onward, overlooking the harbor. The Glover House is part of a World Heritage site.
A National Treasure church built in the 1860s, the oldest surviving church building in Japan. Part of a World Heritage site.
A park laid out beside the point where the atomic bomb exploded. It holds the Peace Statue and monuments given by countries worldwide.
A museum that tells of the bombing of August 9, 1945 through belongings and photographs. A short walk from the hypocenter park.
The site of the man-made island where the Dutch traded while Japan was closed to the world. Its buildings have been reconstructed.
A stone double-arch bridge whose reflection in the river looks like a pair of glasses. It was built in the early Edo period.
An island that boomed on undersea coal mining and is now deserted. Part of a World Heritage site. Visitors keep to a set viewing path.
景点冲绳 · 那霸
The royal castle of the Ryukyu Kingdom, a World Heritage site. The main hall, lost to fire in 2019, has been under reconstruction.
A stone-paved street of kilns and shops selling yachimun, Okinawan pottery. You can buy tableware and shisa lion-dog figures.
A lane paved with Ryukyu limestone running downhill south of Shurijo, past red-tiled houses and stone walls. Steep, and slippery in rain.
The most sacred site of the Ryukyu Kingdom and a World Heritage site. Known for the triangular gap formed by two great rocks in the forest.
A park on Mabuni Hill, where the Battle of Okinawa ended, with a museum and the Cornerstone of Peace, engraved with the names of the dead.
A school building hit by the 2011 tsunami, kept as it was and open to visitors. It shows the damage and how people escaped.
The tomb of the Ryukyu royal family, with three stone chambers side by side. A World Heritage site, about 5 minutes from Shureimon Gate.
A Ryukyu royal villa garden. A path circles the pond past a red-tiled palace, a Chinese-style pavilion and stone bridges. World Heritage.
A Chinese-style garden built to mark the friendship between Naha and Fuzhou, China, with ponds, a waterfall and pagodas.
The underground bunker used as the Japanese Navy's headquarters in the Battle of Okinawa. You can walk its hand-dug tunnels and rooms.
景点东北 · 从仙台步行可到
A park whose cherry trees go back to a Sendai lord's planting; a favorite hanami spot in spring and one of Japan's top 100 city parks.
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