Trip Favorite

Quiet Buddhist temple known for its distinctive Buddha statue and tranquil garden setting.

Urban green space near museums and festivals, known for cherry blossoms and family-friendly lawns.

Nagoya’s lively downtown hub for shopping, dining, nightlife, museums and city landmarks.

Linear downtown park hosting events, sculptures, seasonal flowers and a pleasant promenade in Sakae.

Major maritime hub with waterfront attractions, cruise terminals, parks and industrial views.

Family-friendly theme park with Lego-themed rides, play zones and Miniland models of Japan.

Large aquarium showcasing marine life from local waters to Antarctic exhibits and dolphin shows.

Serene Japanese strolling garden with ponds, teahouses and seasonal blossoms ideal for relaxation.

Treasury of samurai-era artifacts, scrolls, armor and classical Japanese art in refined galleries.

Green urban complex around Noritake ceramics with shops, museums, cafés and peaceful gardens.

Modern museum featuring Japanese and international art, rotating exhibitions and cultural programs.

Home to one of the world’s largest planetariums, plus hands-on exhibits on space, physics and life sciences.

Museum tracing Toyota’s textile origins to automotive innovation with hands-on exhibits and historic machines.

Interactive museum showcasing Shinkansen, maglev prototypes and historic locomotives with simulators.

Futuristic glass-and-steel public plaza with a rooftop water garden and waterfront promenade.

Iconic skyline tower with observation decks offering panoramic city views and night illuminations.

Eclectic arcade of vintage shops, boutiques, cafés and street food — a shopper’s playground.

Vibrant Buddhist temple at the heart of Osu, famous for markets, street food and lively festivals.

One of Japan’s oldest shrines, home to sacred relics, peaceful woodland paths and vibrant rituals.

Historic hilltop castle famed for golden shachihoko, reconstructed donjon, and scenic grounds.