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Kushiro Shitsugen National ParkVisitor guide for Kushiro Shitsugen National Park, a marshland near Kushiro City, famous for Japanese cranes.
Lake Akan (Akanko)Visitor guide for Lake Akan in Hokkaido
Lake Kussharo (Kussharoko)Visitor guide for Lake Kussharo in Hokkaido
Lake Mashu (Mashuko)Visitor guide for Lake Mashu in Hokkaido
Around the IslandVisitor guide to other attractions around Amami Oshima.
Mangrove ForestVisitor guide to the mangroves forest of Amami Oshima.
Amanohashidate SandbarVisitor guide for the Amanohashidate sandbar in northern Kyoto Prefecture, one of Japan's three most scenic views.
Urabandai (Bandai Kogen)Visitor guide for the Urabandai region in Fukushima Prefecture, which is popular for its many walking and hiking trails
CavesVisitor guide for the caves around the base of Mount Fuji.
Lake KawaguchikoVisitor guide for Lake Kawaguchiko at the base of Mount Fuji.
Lake MotosukoVisitor guide for Lake Motosuko, one of the Fuji Five Lakes at the base of Mount Fuji.
Lake SaikoVisitor guide for Lake Saiko, one of the Fuji Five Lakes at the base of Mount Fuji.
Lake ShojikoVisitor guide for Lake Shojiko, one of the Fuji Five Lakes at the base of Mount Fuji.
Lake YamanakakoVisitor guide for Lake Yamanakako, one of the Fuji Five Lakes at the base of Mount Fuji.
Oshino HakkaiVisitor guide for Oshino Hakkai, eight clear springwater ponds at the foot of Mount Fuji.
Shiraito FallsVisitor guide for the Shiraito Falls, a stunning waterfall in the Fujinomiya area on the western slopes of Mount Fuji.
TojinboVisitor guide for Tojinbo, a one kilometer stretch of towering rocky cliffs along the coast of Fukui.
Blue Pond (Aoiike)Visitor guide for the Aoiike, a naturally deep blue colored pond near Shirogane Onsen in Biei, Hokkaido.
Limestone CavesVisitor guide for the limestone caves outside of Gujo Hachiman town.
Lake TazawaVisitor guide for Lake Tazawa, a scenic lake in the Tohoku region.
Mount HachimantaiVisitor guide for Mount Hachimantai, the summit of the Hachimantai plateau.
Mount KasayamaVisitor guide for the 112 meter tall Mount Kasayama in Hagi City and the nearby Myojinike Pond.
Onuma Quasi National ParkVisitor guide for Onuma Quasi National Park near Hakodate, Hokkaido.
Lake AshinokoVisitor guide for Lake Ashinoko, the caldera lake of Hakone.
Sengokuhara Pampas Grass FieldVisitor guide for the pampas grass fields in the Sengokuhara area of Hakone.
Geibikei (Geibi Gorge)Visitor guide for Geibikei, a spectacular gorge outside of Hiraizumi that can be viewed on boat tours.
Mount HarunaVisitor guide for Mount Haruna (Harunasan) and the activities that can be done in its environs.
Abukumado CaveVisitor guide for the Abukumado Cave, an extensive cave system in the mountains of Fukushima Prefecture.
Iya ValleyVisitor guide for the Iya Valley, a remote valley in Tokushima Prefecture.
Mount Tsurugi (Tsurugisan)Visitor guide for Mount Tsurugi, the highest mountain in the Iya Valley.
Cape IrozakiVisitor guide for Cape Irozaki on the breathtaking south coast of the Izu Peninsula.
DogashimaVisitor guide for Dogashima on the western coast of the Izu Peninsula, famous for its spectacular coastline.
Jogasaki CoastVisitor guide for the Jogasaki Coast, a beautiful coastline in eastern Izu.
Kawazu Seven WaterfallsComplete guide to the seven waterfalls (Nanadaru) of Kawazu, including walking trail, access, and tips for visiting.
Lake TazawaVisitor guide for Lake Tazawa, a scenic lake in the Tohoku region.
Shiraito WaterfallVisitor guide for the Shiraito Waterfall, a popular tourist destination outside of downtown Karuizawa
Ebino KogenTravel guide for Ebino Kogen, a highland in the Kirishima Mountains on Kyushu, Japan.
Shosenkyo GorgeVisitor guide for Shosenkyo Gorge near Kofu City in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan.
KushimotoVisitor guide for Kushimoto City in Wakayama Prefecture, the southernmost tip of Honshu.
Kushiro Shitsugen National ParkVisitor guide for Kushiro Shitsugen National Park, a marshland near Kushiro City, famous for Japanese cranes.
Lake Akan (Akanko)Visitor guide for Lake Akan in Hokkaido
Fukuura Island (Fukuurajima)Visitor guide for Fukuura Island, a small island in Matsushima Bay that is open to the public.
Oshima IslandVisitor guide for Oshima Island, a small pine-covered island in Matsushima that is open to the public.
Mount TanigawaVisitor guide for Mount Tanigawa (Tanigawadake) in Minakami.
Outdoor ActivitiesA basic introduction to the outdoor activities available in Minakami.
Mount MisenVisitor guide for Mount Misen and its temples on Miyajima Island near Hiroshima.
KorankeiVisitor guide for Korankei, a valley in Aichi Prefecture reputed to be one of the best spots for autumn colors in the Tokai Region.
Naruto WhirlpoolsVisitor guide for the Naruto Whirlpools.
Kanmangafuchi AbyssVisitor guide for the Kanmangafuchi Abyss in Nikko
Kegon WaterfallVisitor guide for Kegon Waterfall (Kegon no taki) in Nikko
Kirifuri WaterfallVisitor guide for Kirifuri Waterfall (Kirifuri no taki) in Nikko
Lake ChuzenjikoVisitor guide for Lake Chuzenji (Chuzenjiko) in Nikko National Park.
Ryuzu WaterfallVisitor guide for Ryuzu Waterfall (Ryuzu no taki) in Nikko
Senjogahara MarshlandComplete guide to Senjogahara Marshland in Nikko National Park. Discover hiking trails, autumn foliage, snowshoeing, and how to get there by bus from Nikko.
Mount NorikuradakeVisitor guide for Mount Norikuradake in the Northern Japan Alps.
Norikura KogenTravel guide for the Norikura Kogen in the Northern Japan Alps.
Noto Kongo CoastAbout the Noto Kongo Coast, a dramatic stretch of the Noto Peninsula
Okunoto CoastAbout the Okunoto Coast, located at the extreme end of the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture.
Cape Hedo (Hedo Misaki)Visitor guide for Hedo Misaki, Cape Misaki, at the northern tip of Okinawa Main Island.
Hiji WaterfallVisitor guide for Hiji Waterfall, an attractive waterfall located in the Yambaru area of northern Okinawa Honto.
Yanbaru RegionTravel guide for the Yanbaru Region in northern Okinawa Honto.
Rebun IslandRebun Island (Rebuntō) is a long island about 10 km north of Rishiri Island and 50 km off northern Hokkaido. Together with Rishiri, it belongs to the Rishiri-Rebun-Sarobetsu National Park. The island is renowned for its rich alpine flora, including endemic species. Flowers bloom from June to August, the best time to visit. A network of walking and hiking trails offers beautiful scenery and views of Rishiri. The main town and transport hub is Kafuka in the south, where ferries arrive from Wakkanai and Rishiri. Rebun Airport has no scheduled flights. Buses connect Kafuka to Cape Sukoton (60 min, ¥1240), Shiretoko (10 min, ¥320), and Motochi (10 min, ¥460), running every 2–5 hours. A 1-day bus pass costs ¥2000. Many visitors take sightseeing bus tours (2–4 hours, ¥3000–4000, in Japanese).
Rishiri IslandA travel guide for Rishiri Island (Rishirito) in northern Japan.
Goishi CoastVisitor guide for the Goishi Coast, a beautiful coastline in Ofunato City along the Sanriku Coast.
Kitayamazaki CoastVisitor guide for Kitayamazaki, a dramatic coastline in northern Iwate, as well as the nearby Unosu coast.
Ryusendo CaveVisitor guide for Ryusendo Cave, a vast 5,000-meter limestone cave in the mountains of Iwaizumi, Iwate Prefecture. Explore underground lakes and rare bats.
Cape NagasakibanaVisitor guide for Cape Nagasakibana, located at the southern tip of the Satsuma Peninsula.
Ago BayVisitor guide for Ago Bay (Agowan), a bay at the southern tip of the Shima Peninsula, famous for pearl cultivation.
Cape Oma (Omasaki)Visitor guide for Cape Oma (Omasaki), the northernmost cape on Japan's main island, Honshu.
Eastern CoastVisitor guide for the eastern coast of the Shiretoko Peninsula.
Furepe WaterfallVisitor guide for Furepe Waterfall in Shiretoko National Park.
Oshinkoshin FallsVisitor guide for the Oshinkoshin Falls, a waterfall on the Shiretoko Peninsula, Hokkaido.
Shiretoko Drift Ice (Ryuhyo)Visitor guide for the drift ice in Shiretoko during winter.
Shiretoko Five LakesVisitor guide for the Shiretoko Five Lakes in Hokkaido.
Shiretoko PassVisitor guide for Shiretoko Pass, a mountain pass on the Shiretoko Peninsula, Hokkaido.
Around the IslandOther sights found around Shodoshima.
Kankakei GorgeVisitor guide for the Kankakei Gorge on Shodoshima.
Takachiho GorgeVisitor guide for the Takachiho Gorge in Takachiho.
YashimaVisitor guide for Yashima, a mountain in Takamatsu and site of historic battles.
Sand Dunes (Tottori Sakyu)Visitor guide for the Tottori Sand Dunes (Sakyu).
Lake Towada (Towadako)Visitor guide for Lake Towada (Towadako).
Mount HakkodaTravel guide for Mount Hakkoda (Hakkodasan), a volcanic mountain in Aomori Prefecture.
Oirase StreamVisitor guide for the Oirase Stream at Lake Towada.
Uji RiverVisitor guide for Uji River, a river frequently mentioned in the Tale of Genji and popular for cormorant fishing
Iriomote IslandTravel guide for Iriomote Island, one of the Yaeyama Islands in Okinawa Prefecture.
Yonaguni IslandTravel guide for Yonaguni Island, one of the Yaeyama Islands in Okinawa Prefecture.
Around the IslandVisitor guide for various minor attractions around Yakushima Island.
JomonsugiGuide for visiting the Jomonsugi cedar tree on Yakushima Island, Japan
Shiratani UnsuikyoVisitor guide for the Shiratani Unsuikyo ravine on Yakushima Island.
Yakusugi LandVisitor guide for Yakusugiland on Yakushima Island.