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The National Museum of Western Art throws Western art into the spotlight in Tokyo. The Le Corbusier-designed building, where it’s housed, also happens to be the only UNESCO world cultural heritage site in the city that retains a modern look, some 60 years after its opening!
Design and create unique shoes in one day. You can also place ready-made orders for ¥25,000, which will be delivered during your stay in Tokyo. For more details, check the online Look Book or message on Instagram @atelier.bonheur.et.etincelant to confirm availability.
Learn about Osaka Castle’s history and navigate Tsuruhashi’s alleys
Tour the lively streets of Shibuya with a local guide. Walk through this bustling district, known for its many eateries and bars, while spotting key landmarks and unique spots.
Start at Shibuya Station to see the famous Shibuya Crossing, known for its large crowds. Snap a photo with the Hachiko statue, commemorating a loyal dog’s tale.
Tour the Asakusa district on a private walking tour. See the Sensō-ji Temple and the Kaminarimon Gate. Walk down Nakamise Shopping Street, which is filled with traditional stalls. Relax in Sumida Park and explore Asakusa’s backstreets.
Roundtrip bus from Osaka/Kobe and entry to the world’s biggest Naruto theme park
Rollercoaster thrills and peaceful views of Mount Fuji – combined!
Enjoy the Pacific blue from atop this observation tower
Watch ***Harry Potter and the Cursed Child*** performed by the original Japanese cast.
Discover the Japanese capital at own pace with a Tokyo sightseeing tour aboard the super-convenient Sky Hop Bus. This open-top Tokyo sightseeing bus lets you explore the city’s many cultural highlights and districts, without having to navigate the city’s notoriously busy public transport network. With 12-hour or 24-hour tickets, you’ll have access to three unique sightseeing routes that will drop you to the door of Tokyo’s star attractions and most popular neighbourhoods.
The JR Tower Observatory gives you the chance to look out over Sapporo and its surroundings from 160 meters above the ground. Located 38 floors high, you can enjoy spectacular views of the cityscape from all angles – admire abundant natural views during the day, and see the shining neon lights of central Sapporo at night. The panoramic views have different characteristics depending on the season and time, so there’s always something new to admire.
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