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Naruto Konoha VillageNaruto Konoha Village
What else is there to do in Japan
Japan really has something for everyone. It’s a wonderful country, full of amazing food, temples, shrines and parks across the whole country. But finding everything might be hard, for that reason we decided to help out and see if we can collect the best spots for visits in Japan within decent range from any city. Find out about our top places to visit!
Yakiniku Restaurant
Gyu-Kaku
If yu ask us, Yakiniku is by far the best food in Japan, period. Try out the Japanese dining tradition of yakiniku at Gyu-Kaku, where you grill premium meats and vegetables right at your table. Enjoy tender cuts, flavorful marinades, and a relaxed, social atmosphere. Perfect after a long day of walking in the city, this interactive dining experience is a delicious way to savor authentic Japanese barbecue during your trip to Japan.
Inside Fuji-Q Highland
Naruto Konoha Village
Step into the world of Naruto at Konoha, a hidden villiage found inside Fuji-Q Highland Park, next to Mount Fuji! Immerse yourself in the Hidden Leaf Village with life-sized ninja landmarks, interactive attractions, and themed eateries. Perfect for anime fans, this park brings the beloved series to life, offering a thrilling and nostalgic journey into the heart of the ninja world amidst Mount Fuji’s stunning backdrop.
Tokyo Tour
Mario Kart on the streets
Experience the thrill of Tokyo’s streets with Street Kart, a unique way to explore the city! Dress up as your favorite characters, hop into a go-kart, and zip past iconic landmarks like Tokyo Tower and Shibuya Crossing. Guided tours provide a fun, memorable adventure blending sightseeing with adrenaline, making it an exciting highlight of your Japan trip.
Tokyo from above!
Shibuya Sky
Get a stunning view of Tokyo from Shibuya Sky, the rooftop observatory at Shibuya Scramble Square. From here, you can see famous spots like Tokyo Tower, Shibuya Crossing, and even Mt. Fuji on clear days. The open-air deck and cozy lounges make it a great place to relax while enjoying the city from above. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to take in Tokyo’s beauty from a new angle.
Hiroshima
Miyajima Island
Visit Miyajima, the stunning island near Hiroshima famous for its “floating” Torii gate. Known as a sacred place, it offers beautiful views, friendly deer roaming freely, and peaceful hiking trails up Mount Misen. Don’t miss Itsukushima Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and enjoy local treats like fresh oysters and momiji manju. It’s a perfect escape into nature and tradition.
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Japan Rail Pass
Your Japan Rail Pass allows you to travel across all of Japan on local, express and Shinkansen bullet trains. Don’t miss out, make sure to purchase your JR Pass before you head to Japan, as it can’t be puchased inside Japan or at any JR desk inside the country. It’s a tourist-only pass, created for visitors in the country and allow you to save hundreds of euros while you travel around in the country.