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A hot-spring paradise with some of Japan's greatest water volume, where steam rises across the whole town.

A classic scenic and lakeside resort area, viewing Mount Fuji from Kawaguchiko at the heart of the Fuji Five Lakes.

Kyushu's gateway city where street-food culture, urban convenience, sea, and history all sit close together.

One of the Tokyo area's premier resorts, combining hot springs, art museums, and views of Lake Ashi and Mount Fuji.

Western Japan's hub, where remembrance, Seto Inland Sea scenery, and okonomiyaki culture come together.

Japan's northern frontier of wide landscapes, strong food culture, and easy contrasts between cities, nature, and hot springs.

An ancient capital where temples, the Shonan coast, and the Enoden railway combine into an atmospheric day trip.

A castle town where the culture of the Kaga domain endures, concentrating gardens, tea districts, crafts, and cuisine.

A refined port city blending exotic foreign-settlement charm, mountaintop night views, and Kobe beef and Chinatown dining.

An old capital where temples, machiya streets, and seasonal scenery are layered with remarkable density.

A port town of blended Japanese, Chinese, and Western culture, hillside streets, and one of the world's great night views.

Central Japan's transport hub, pairing a castle, shrines, and industrial sights with its own distinctive food culture.

One of Japan's oldest capitals, where the Great Buddha, friendly deer, and World Heritage temples cluster within walking distance.

One of the Kanto region's foremost historic and scenic areas, where World Heritage shrines meet mountain nature.

A subtropical escape where coral-blue seas, island rhythms, and living Ryukyu culture meet.

An energetic Kansai gateway where great food and easy urban exploration naturally reinforce each other.

Tohoku's hub, blending the calm of the 'City of Trees,' Date-clan heritage, gyutan cuisine, and the scenery of Matsushima.

A mountain town preserving Edo-era streets and Hida food culture, and a gateway to Shirakawa-go.

A giant metropolis where cutting-edge districts and neighborhood routines coexist at high density.

A port city where the futuristic harbor of Minato Mirai meets Chinatown's food and the history of Japan's opening.