Hakone Owakudani is a volcanic landscape where steam continues to rise from the earth to this day, making it one of Hakone’s most iconic natural attractions. Ride the Hakone Ropeway to look down over the volcanic terrain, then try the famous local “black eggs.” This guide covers transportation to Owakudani, the ropeway, and nearby attractions, helping you quickly understand the essential information before your visit.
Kanto region
This guide to independent travel in Kanto region includes information on attractions, itineraries, accommodation and local cuisine.
[Senso-ji Temple]Worship Guide, Transportation, and Nakamise Shopping Street Food Map
For an independent trip to Tokyo, I highly recommend the conveniently located Senso-ji Temple! On this Asakusa day trip, we got up especially early and quickly managed to photograph the iconic giant lantern at Kaminarimon Gate while experiencing the atmosphere of the Edo period.
Mother Farm Guide: Sheep Shows, Ziplining, and Up-Close Animal Encounters
If you are planning an independent trip to Tokyo and want your children to interact closely with animals while enjoying nature, Mother Farm in neighboring Chiba Prefecture is highly recommended! This article summarizes the transportation options and main attractions at Mother Farm. Keep reading to find out more!
【Okachimachi Travel Guide】Transportation, Shopping, Food, Accommodation, and Things to Do
Okachimachi is located between Ueno and Ameyoko. Compared with Tokyo's major tourist districts, it is less crowded and offers a more authentic old-town atmosphere. In addition to bargain hunting at Takeya and shopping along Ameyoko, visitors can enjoy excellent-value ramen, tonkatsu, lamb dishes, and affordable accommodation that makes a convenient base for exploring Tokyo independently. This guide covers transportation, shopping, dining, accommodation, and nearby attractions, helping you experience everything this charming neighborhood has to offer.
[Snoopy Museum Tokyo]2026 Ticket and Transportation Guide—An Incredibly Photogenic Attraction!
If you are a Snoopy fan, do not miss the adorable SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO when visiting Tokyo. It is the only officially licensed Snoopy-themed museum in Asia, and it was newly renovated in 2024, making it even cuter and more photogenic than before. It is recommended to purchase your Snoopy Museum tickets online in advance, which also allows you to reserve your preferred admission date and time. Inside, you can join a hands-on workshop and make your own Snoopy plush toy. After exploring the museum, do not forget to stop by PEANUTS Cafe for a cup of coffee and a comforting dessert.
[SHIBUYA SKY]Rise Above Tokyo at Shibuya’s Observation Deck and Experience the Enigmatic Pulse of the City at Night
Located in Shibuya, Tokyo, the SHIBUYA SKY observation deck has quickly become a must-visit landmark since opening in 2019. Situated at the top of the approximately 230-meter-tall Shibuya Scramble Square, it combines indoor and outdoor observation areas and offers 360-degree views over Tokyo. During the day, visitors can see landmarks such as Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, and Yoyogi Park; after nightfall, they can immerse themselves in the romantic glow of millions of city lights. As Japan fully reopened its borders in 2023, SHIBUYA SKY has felt like an almost entirely new experience for many international travelers, drawing visitors eager to experience Shibuya’s energy and Tokyo’s sweeping cityscape.
[Ibaraki Travel Guide]30 Recommended Attractions, Local Foods, and Places to Stay for a Charming Getaway in Every Season
Ibaraki Prefecture lies north of Tokyo along the Pacific Ocean. In recent years, it has become widely known for the nemophila and kochia at Hitachi Seaside Park, as well as promotional campaigns featuring Naomi Watanabe. Ibaraki is also home to Kairakuen, one of Japan's Three Great Gardens; Fukuroda Falls, one of Japan's Three Great Waterfalls; the dreamlike seaside torii gate at Oarai Isosaki Shrine; and the dazzling golden Sweet Potato Shrine. Now, let us take a direct Tigerair Taiwan flight to Ibaraki and begin an independent trip around the prefecture! This article highlights 25 recommended attractions in Ibaraki.
Complete Guide to Yoyogi Park: Cherry Blossoms, Ginkgo Trees, Markets, Nearby Attractions, and How to Get There
This guide covers transportation to Yoyogi Park, seasonal scenery, events and markets, nearby attractions, and frequently asked questions, giving you all the practical information you should know before visiting. Whether you plan to see cherry blossoms or autumn foliage, enjoy a picnic, or arrange a full-day walking itinerary, planning your trip will be easy.
Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine Guide: Cherry Blossom Tunnel, Pigeon Charms, Transportation & Admission Information
Tsurugaoka Hachimangu is the spiritual symbol of the historic city of Kamakura. Dedicated to Hachiman, the guardian deity of warriors, it is commonly regarded alongside Usa Jingu and Iwashimizu Hachimangu as one of Japan’s three great Hachiman shrines. The shrine is approximately a 10-minute walk from Kamakura Station. Its vermilion Main Shrine, the cherry blossom tunnel along Dankazura, and Genji Pond are beautiful throughout the year, while the adorable Pigeon Bell Charm is a particularly popular souvenir among Taiwanese travelers.
Oishi Park Day Trip Guide: Stunning Seasonal Flowers at Lake Kawaguchi
If you want to see Mount Fuji at Lake Kawaguchi, Oishi Park is highly recommended. Located on the lakeshore, the park offers free admission and unobstructed views of Mount Fuji. Different flowers bloom throughout the year, with purple lavender fields creating especially beautiful scenery in summer and round kochia bushes adding charm in autumn. Do not miss Oishi Park during a Lake Kawaguchi day trip. This guide covers transportation and seasonal blooming periods so you can photograph the flowers with Mount Fuji, and you can also combine the visit with a ropeway ride at Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway.