Discover Japan's Hidden Gems
Explore temples, shrines, castles, parks, and more
Tokyo National Museum
Japan's Largest Art Museum
Japan's oldest and largest national museum with over 110,000 objects including 89 National Treasu...
Tokyo Skytree
The World's Tallest Broadcasting Tower
The world's tallest tower soars 634 meters above eastern Tokyo, with two observation decks offeri...
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...
Tomioka Silk Mill
UNESCO World Heritage Meiji-Era Silk Factory
A UNESCO World Heritage Site preserving Japan's first modern silk reeling factory, a cornerstone ...
Tomogashima
The 'Castle in the Sky' Island of Jungle-Swallowed WWII Fort Ruins
A cluster of uninhabited islands in the Kitan Strait off Wakayama, where overgrown Meiji-era gun ...
Tomonoura
Tomonoura - The Port Town That Inspired Ponyo
An enchanting historic port town that inspired the Studio Ghibli film 'Ponyo on the Cliff by the ...
Tono
A rural town in the mountains of Iwate known as the birthplace of Japanese folklore studies, wher...
Tonomine Highlands
A Vast Silver Sea of Pampas Grass and Famous Film Location
An 800-metre-high plateau in inland Hyogo covered by roughly 90 hectares of silver susuki pampas ...
Tore Tore Market
Western Japan's Largest Seafood Market in Shirahama
One of western Japan's largest seafood markets where visitors can buy fresh fish, dine at seafood...
Toshodai-ji
Ganjin's Legacy and the Finest Nara-Period Architecture
A World Heritage temple founded in 759 by the Chinese monk Ganjin, whose Golden Hall is widely re...
Tottori Hanakairo Flower Park
Sprawling across 50 hectares at the foot of sacred Mount Daisen, Tottori Hanakairo ranks as Japan...
Tottori Sand Dunes
Japan's largest coastal sand dunes stretching along the Sea of Japan, offering camel rides and pa...
Towada-Hachimantai National Park
Spanning Akita and Aomori prefectures, this national park encompasses the serene Lake Towada and ...
Toyama Glass Art Museum
A stunning museum designed by architect Kengo Kuma, featuring intricate timber lattice interiors ...
Toyosu Market
Tokyo's Modern Wholesale Fish Market
The successor to the legendary Tsukiji inner market, Toyosu is the world's largest fish market wh...
Toyota Commemorative Museum
From Looms to Cars — The Toyota Story in a Historic Factory
Housed in Toyota's original factory building, this museum traces the evolution from textile looms...
Trappistine Convent
Japan's First Contemplative Convent, Above Hakodate
Founded in 1898, the first contemplative convent for women in Japan. The cloistered nuns are not ...
Tsujun Bridge
Japan's Largest Stone Aqueduct Bridge
National Important Cultural Property and Japan's largest stone aqueduct bridge, famous for its sp...
Tsukiji Outer Market
Tokyo's Beloved Street Food and Fresh Seafood Market
The outer market stayed when the wholesale moved to Toyosu in 2018. Tiny sushi counters, grilled ...
Tsukuba-san Shrine
Tsukuba-san Shrine sits at the base of Mount Tsukuba, one of Japan's most famous mountains, where...