Explore the bustling capital city of Japan with its mix of modern and traditional attractions.

Tokyo

Climb or admire the iconic Mount Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan.

Mount Fuji

Immerse yourself in the rich history and cultural heritage of Japan in Kyoto's temples and gardens.

Kyoto

See the famous deer and visit the ancient temples and shrines in Nara.

Nara

Experience the vibrant food and nightlife scene in Osaka, known as Japan's kitchen.

Osaka

Must-Sees in Japan

Explore the stunning alpine valley of Kamikochi and hike along its scenic trails.

Kamikochi

Embark on the ancient pilgrimage route of Kumano Kodo and discover beautiful forests and shrines.

Kumano Kodo

Enjoy a day hike on Mount Takao, located just outside of Tokyo, and be rewarded with panoramic views.

Mount Takao

Experience the natural beauty of Nikko National Park and hike through its lush forests and waterfalls.

Nikko National Park

Challenge yourself with a trek in Daisetsuzan National Park, known for its rugged mountains and hot springs.

Daisetsuzan National Park

Hiking in Japan

Start your city tour in Tokyo and explore its diverse neighborhoods and attractions.

Continue your city tour in Osaka and experience its energetic street life and delicious street food.

Visit Sapporo, known for its annual snow festival and vibrant food scene with specialties like ramen and seafood.

Sapporo

Discover the attractions of Nagoya, including the Nagoya Castle and the Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium.

Nagoya

End your city tour in Hiroshima and learn about its historical significance and efforts towards peace.

Hiroshima

City Tour of Japan

Picture charming white-walled buildings, narrow streets, and a peaceful vibe—this is Kurayoshi. Nestled in Okayama Prefecture, this town is famous for its Edo-period architecture and stunning traditional warehouses called "kura." We at TravelFeed love how you can wander through historic streets lined with shops, cafes, and galleries. There's so much local culture to soak in, from the delightful local sake to the warm hospitality of the people. It's a perfect spot for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy a slice of old Japan.

Kurayoshi Travel Guide

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