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The cultural heart of Japan with over 2,000 temples, shrines, and traditional geisha districts.

Known for street food, nightlife, and a friendly atmosphere in Japan's kitchen.

A city of peace and resilience, home to the iconic Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima.

Ancient capital famous for friendly deer roaming freely among historic temples.

Hokkaido's largest city, known for winter sports, beer, and the famous Snow Festival.

Gateway to Kyushu with famous ramen, beautiful beaches, and rich history.

Tropical paradise with pristine beaches, unique culture, and World War II history.

Cosmopolitan port city famous for Kobe beef, sake breweries, and harbor views.

Japan's second-largest city with a stunning waterfront and Chinatown.

Well-preserved Edo-era districts, stunning Kenroku-en garden, and traditional crafts.

Home to Japan's most spectacular original castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Historic port city with Dutch and Portuguese heritage and powerful peace memorials.

City of Trees and gateway to scenic Matsushima Bay and Tohoku region.

Industrial hub with a magnificent castle, Toyota heritage, and great food.

Mountain retreat with lavishly decorated shrines, temples, and stunning nature.

Beautifully preserved old town in the Japanese Alps with traditional architecture.

Famous for cormorant fishing and the historic Shirakawa-go village nearby.

Known as the Land of Sunshine with one of Japan's top three gardens.