Things to Do in Kanto, Japan

Tokyo Station

A Century-Old Red Brick Railway Landmark

Red brick station from 1914, restored in 2012. Ramen Street in the basement, Character Street for...

Harajuku

Tokyo's epicenter of youth fashion, street culture, and creative expression centered around Takes...

Hitachi Seaside Park

Hitachi Seaside Park draws visitors with sweeping hillsides of blue nemophila in spring and fiery...

Mashiko

A Charming Pottery Town with Hundreds of Kilns

One of Japan's most famous pottery towns, home to over 300 kilns producing the rustic Mashiko-yak...

Yokohama Chinatown

Japan's largest and most vibrant Chinatown, home to over 500 restaurants and shops in colorful st...

Ginza

Tokyo's Premier Luxury Shopping & Dining District

Tokyo's most prestigious address dazzles with flagship department stores, haute couture boutiques...

Shimokitazawa

Tokyo's bohemian hub of vintage shops, live music venues, and independent theaters.

Tokyo Skytree

The World's Tallest Broadcasting Tower

The world's tallest tower soars 634 meters above eastern Tokyo, with two observation decks offeri...

Musashi Kyuryo National Government Park

Musashi Kyuryo National Government Park sprawls across the hills of Saitama, famous for its displ...

Sawara

Little Edo on the Water

Beautifully preserved Edo-period canal district in Katori City, known as 'Little Edo on the Water...

Yokohama

Yokohama - Japan's Stylish Waterfront City

Japan's second-largest city featuring a striking waterfront skyline, Japan's largest Chinatown, a...

Kawagoe

Kawagoe - Little Edo

Known as 'Little Edo', Kawagoe rebuilt its merchant street in fireproof clay after an 1893 fire, ...

Kairakuen Garden

One of Japan's Three Great Gardens

One of Japan's Three Great Gardens, Kairakuen is known for its collection of over 3,000 plum tree...

Takasaki Byakue Daikannon

A 42-Meter Goddess of Mercy Watching Over the City

A striking 42-meter white Kannon statue built in 1936, standing on a hilltop overlooking Takasaki...

Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse

Yokohama's Waterfront Red Brick Warehouses

Two handsome brick warehouses from the early 1900s, meticulously restored as Yokohama's beloved w...