Top Attractions
The places that define Japan
An editorial guide to the landmarks our guests most love to visit.
Yamanashi
Mt Fuji
Japan's tallest peak and most sacred mountain.
Yamanashi
Lake Kawaguchiko
Iconic lake reflecting Mt Fuji and cherry blossoms.
Yamanashi
Chureito Pagoda
The five-storied pagoda framing Mt Fuji.
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Oshino Hakkai
Crystal-clear spring ponds at the base of Mt Fuji.
Yamanashi
Oishi Park
Seasonal flower fields with Mt Fuji backdrop.
Hakone
Hakone Shrine
Lakeside torii gate standing in Lake Ashi.
Hakone
Lake Ashi
Volcanic crater lake with pirate ship cruises.
Hakone
Owakudani Valley
Sulphurous volcanic valley with hot spring eggs.
Nikko
Toshogu Shrine
Lavish UNESCO shrine deep in cedar forests.
Nikko
Kegon Waterfall
One of Japan's three most beautiful waterfalls.
Nagano
Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park
Japanese macaques bathing in natural hot springs.
Nagano
Zenkoji Temple
Ancient Buddhist temple dating back 1,400 years.
Kamakura
Kotoku-in (Great Buddha)
13th-century bronze Buddha standing 11 meters tall.
Kamakura
Hase-dera
Hillside temple with sweeping coastal views.
Enoshima
Enoshima Shrine
Island shrine dedicated to the goddess Benzaiten.
Tokyo
Tokyo Skytree
World's tallest tower with panoramic city views.
Tokyo
Sensoji Temple
Tokyo's oldest and most visited Buddhist temple.
Tokyo
Meiji Shrine
Serene shrine surrounded by 100,000 trees.
Tokyo
Shibuya Crossing
The world's busiest pedestrian intersection.
Tokyo
Tsukiji Fish Market
Bustling outer market with the freshest sushi.