Ryoma-kan, Kyoto
The Ryomakan is a shop specializing in souvenirs related to Sakamoto Ryoma, the famous samurai from Kochi who helped bring an end to the Shogunate and usher in the Meiji Period. It is in Kyoto’s Fushimi area because the Teradaya Inn where Ryoma was attacked. Ryoma is very popular so many people will come to see the Teradaya. The shop has many unique souvenirs related to him.
Lake Chuzenji-ko, Nikko
Lake Chuzenji-ko is a scenic lake in Nikko National Park in the city of Nikko. It was created 20,000 years ago when Mount Nantai erupted and blocked the river. The lake can be admired on foot or by taking a cruise or hiring a paddle boat. You will enjoy wonderful view of the lake from Chanokidaira, where the viewing platform is accessible by cable car from Chuzenji Onsen.
Toji Temple, Kyoto
Toji Temple is well known for its five storied pagoda, Japan’s tallest with a height of 57 meters, and the Buddhist sculptures that are displayed in the temple’s large main hall and lecture hall. It is become one of Kyoto symbol.
Ramen Dojo Street, New Chitose Airport
The Ramen Dojo street in New Chitose Airport is an area dedicated to selected ramen shops, all well-known ramen establishments from different areas of Hokkaido.You can take your pick from among 10 shops, but you’ll definitely have a hard time choosing, since they all look so good.
Goldfish Art Aquarium, Tokyo
This exhibition houses nearly 5,000 goldfish in special art exhibitions that incorporate LED lights, projection mapping, music and scents, allowing you to experience “refreshing coolness” and “Japanese beauty” with all five senses. We’ve never seen an exhibition quite like this. The Nihonbashi Art Aquarium will be open from July 11 until September 23 at the Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall. Don’t miss this chance to view living art in the heart of Tokyo!