Metropolis of Contrasts, a blend of ultramodern and traditional
Former imperial capital and heart of Japanese tradition
Japan’s first ancient capital, dating back to 710
A vibrant culinary hub with a rich historical tapestry.
Epicenter of Peace, marked by the devastating atomic bomb of 1945
A scenic blend of Shinto tradition and natural beauty, home to the venerable Itsukushima Shrine
White Heron’s Elegance, a symbol of 17th-century feudal Japan
The Silver Pavilion: Reflecting the Artistic Splendor of the Ashikaga Shogunate
The White Egret Castle, a pinnacle of early 17th-century Japanese castle architecture
A Zen Buddhist temple adorned in gold leaf, embodying centuries of Japan’s spiritual and cultural history.
Historic marvel of Japanese architecture offering panoramic views and a deep spiritual heritage.
Ancient symbol of the Fujiwara clan’s power
The Grand Vermilion Gate, a spiritual threshold at the entrance to Itsukushima Shrine.
A testament to the interaction between Japanese and Western art through the Matsukata Collection
Imposing legacy of the Tokugawa Shoguns, featuring lavish interiors and historic gardens
A harmonious blend of Zen philosophy and garden artistry.
A nexus of Tokyo’s vibrancy, the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing.
The Dragon at Peace: a sanctuary in Arashiyama.
Center of Japanese Buddhism and architectural marvel with a significant bronze Buddha.
Ancient mountain sanctuary with esoteric traditions
A revered mountain, home to Yakuoin Temple and a tapestry of natural and cultural heritage
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