Japan, at the right time

Senso-ji Temple in Tokyo, prepared with map position, photo, accessibility notes and a month-based planning window.

A 229-metre observation experience above Shibuya Station, with indoor galleries and a broad open-air rooftop facing the scramble crossing and Tokyo skyline. Timed tickets often sell out and the rooftop may close when wind, rain or lightning makes it unsafe.

At 634 metres, Tokyo Skytree is Japan’s tallest structure. Tembo Deck at 350 metres and Tembo Galleria at 450 metres provide immense city views above Tokyo Solamachi, with changing exterior illumination after dark.

Tokyo’s 333-metre red-and-white broadcasting tower has a Main Deck at 150 metres and a higher Top Deck tour. Its central position creates close views over the city, while the illuminated structure remains one of Tokyo’s defining night landmarks.

Vermilion torii gates lead from the shrine into the wooded slopes of Mount Inari. Explore the lower precinct or extend your visit along the hillside paths.

Tall bamboo lines the walking route in the Sagano and Arashiyama area of western Kyoto. Combine the grove with nearby temple gardens and the riverside district.

Deer roam among the green spaces and historic landmarks around Nara Park. The area connects major temples and shrines with broad walking routes.

Itsukushima Shrine stands beside the sea on Miyajima, with its famous torii gate offshore. The changing tide transforms the view of the shrine and surrounding shoreline.

Shibuya Crossing and Hachiko in Tokyo, prepared with map position, photo, accessibility notes and a month-based planning window.

A 229-metre observation experience above Shibuya Station, with indoor galleries and a broad open-air rooftop facing the scramble crossing and Tokyo skyline. Timed tickets often sell out and the rooftop may close when wind, rain or lightning makes it unsafe.

A Tokyo Bay waterfront park facing Rainbow Bridge, with a sandy shoreline, promenades and broad evening skyline views.

teamLab Planets TOKYO in Tokyo, prepared with map position, photo, accessibility notes and a month-based planning window.

The northern shore of Lake Kawaguchiko offers several public viewpoints toward Mount Fuji, with different flowers and foliage through the year. This pin is an area reference; use signed public paths and designated parking.

A quiet Fuji Five Lake bordered by Aokigahara forest, with camping, paddling and views of Mount Fuji from selected shores.

The smallest of the Fuji Five Lakes, surrounded by forest. The north shore provides a lake-and-Mount-Fuji composition when visibility allows; boat activity and wind can change the reflection.

A deep blue lake with an iconic Mount Fuji view from its northern side. This entry marks an approximate shore viewing area; the Nakanokura Pass viewpoint is a separate uphill walk. Reflections need calm water and clear visibility.

A road-accessible gateway at about 2,300 metres on Mount Fuji, with viewpoints, shops and the Yoshida climbing route trailhead.

Eight spring-fed ponds in Oshino associated with Mount Fuji pilgrimage heritage. Follow the public paths between individual ponds; the crowded central pond area is only part of the wider site.

Iconic five-story pagoda with Mt. Fuji views, especially stunning during cherry blossom and autumn leaf seasons.

Apr / May / Nov · Mifuneyama Rakuen

Apr / May / Aug / Sep / Oct · Sera Kogen Farm

December–February · Winter flowers and conservatory

October–November · Chrysanthemum Dolls

A public or locally regulated fishing area in Okinawa. Check access rules, closures, weather and current catch information before travelling.

A public or locally regulated fishing area in Hiroshima. Check access rules, closures, weather and current catch information before travelling.

A public or locally regulated fishing area in Miyagi. Check access rules, closures, weather and current catch information before travelling.

A public or locally regulated fishing area in Hokkaido. Check access rules, closures, weather and current catch information before travelling.