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Region Directory
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KANTO
Saitama
A neighboring prefecture of Tokyo, Saitama offers serene parks, cultural sites, and easy access to the capital's attractions.
Gunma
Known for its hot springs and beautiful mountain landscapes, Gunma is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.
Chiba
Chiba, east of Tokyo, is home to Tokyo Disneyland and boasts a diverse coastline perfect for beach lovers.
Tochigi
Famous for the historic city of Nikko, with its UNESCO World Heritage shrines and natural beauty.
Ibaraki
A mix of natural beauty, including the stunning Hitachi Seaside Park, and historic sites like the famous Kairakuen Garden
Shiga
Known for Lake Biwa, Japan's largest freshwater lake.
KANSAI
Osaka
A vibrant urban hub known for its food, shopping, and entertainment.
Nara
Famous for ancient temples, deer parks, and the Great Buddha.
Hyogo
Home to the port city of Kobe and the iconic Himeji Castle
Mie
Famous for Ise Shrine and scenic landscapes including the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route.
Wakayama
Offers sacred sites like Mount Koya and beautiful coastal views.
Kagawa
Famous for its Sanuki Udon and home to Ritsurin Garden, a historic Japanese landscape garden.
SHIKOKU
Tokushima
Known for its vibrant Awa Odori Dance Festival and the stunning Naruto Whirlpools.
Ehime
Renowned for Matsuyama Castle and its relaxing Dogo Onsen, one of Japan’s oldest hot springs.
Kochi
Known for its beautiful Katsurahama Beach and the towering Kochi Castle, offering scenic coastal views.
Nagano
Famous for its mountain resorts, including Karuizawa and the historic Matsumoto Castle.
Gifu
Renowned for the historic Shirakawa-go village with traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses.
Shizuoka
Famous for stunning views of Mount Fuji and its green tea plantations.
CHUBU
Aichi
Known for Nagoya Castle and the bustling Osu Shopping District.
Ishikawa
Home to the beautifully preserved Kenrokuen Garden and the artistic city of Kanazawa.
Toyama
Known for the dramatic Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route and the rugged Kurobe Gorge.
Fukui
Famous for the Dinosaur Museum and the scenic Tojinbo Cliffs.
Niigata
Known for its delicious rice and sake, as well as the beautiful Sado Island.
Yamanashi
Renowned for its wineries and the iconic Fuji Five Lakes region.
Fukuoka
Known for its bustling Hakata Ramen stalls and vibrant Tenjin shopping district.
Miyazaki
Famous for its tropical Takachiho Gorge and the surfing spots along Hyuga.
KYUSHU
Kagoshima
Famous for the active Sakurajima Volcano and its beautiful hot springs
Nagasaki
Known for its historic Dejima trading post and Gunkanjima Island.
Kumamoto
Renowned for the impressive Kumamoto Castle and the scenic Aso Caldera.
Oita
Renowned for the hot spring town of Beppu and its famous onsen resorts.
Saga
Known for the beautiful Yoshinogari Historical Park and Arita ceramics.
Sapporo
Known for its stunning natural landscapes, including the Furano flower fields, Sapporo Snow Festival, and world-class ski resorts like Niseko.
HOKKAIDO
Additional Islands
Including Rishiri, Rebun, Okushiri, Teuri, and Yagishiri, are known for their stunning natural beauty, offering everything from volcanic hiking to wildflower blooms, birdwatching, and peaceful coastal landscapes.
Fukushima
Known for its beautiful Ouchi-juku post town and the scenic Bandai-Asahi National Park.
Iwate
Renowned for the dramatic Sanriku Coast and the historic Hiraizumi temples.
TOHOKU
Aomori
Famous for its delicious apples and the vibrant Nebuta Matsuri festival.
Miyagi
Home to the scenic Matsushima Bay and the Sendai Tanabata Festival.
Akita
Known for its scenic Lake Tazawa and the Namahage folklore tradition.
Yamagata
Famous for the stunning Yamadera Temple and the Ginzan Onsen hot spring town.
Okinawa Island
The largest island and home of the capital Naha. Known for Shurijo Castle and its unique Ryukyu culture.
OKINAWA
Additional Islands
Including Ishigaki, Miyako, Iriomote, and Kume, are renowned for their breathtaking beaches, crystal-clear waters, rich wildlife, and unique Ryukyu culture, making them a tropical paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Hiroshima
Historic Hiroshima Peace Memorial and the iconic Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island.
Tottori
Known for the vast Tottori Sand Dunes and beautiful Uradome Coast.
CHUGOKU
Okayama
Famous for the historic Korakuen Garden and Okayama Castle.
Shimane
Home to the ancient Izumo Taisha Shrine and the scenic Matsue Castle.
Yamaguchi
Famous for the iconic Kintaikyo Bridge and the Akiyoshido Cave, one of Japan's largest limestone caves.