This is a true 15-day route that tourists from all over the world venture to see all possible parts of Japan. From ancient tradition to new technology, Japan has a special charm that captivates all kinds of people who want adventure.

I live in Kamogawa City, Chiba Prefecture in Japan. Chiba is next to Tokyo, but if you go south for about two hours, you will arrive in the idyllic countryside.
Facing the sea where surfers gather, it is a great location surrounded by mountains, rice terraces and fields.All of the pictures I have drawn here are my favorite places. A delicious vegan cafe, a farm-to-table cafe where you can eat wild herbs, a natural yeast bakery, a botanical dyeing clothes shop, a library with exciting books, and a beautiful rape field.

Ueno Onshi Park is a great place in Tokyo. There are many trees and museums. You can enjoy cherry blossoms every early spring ;)

A favorite walk in Japan on the historical post road that connected Kyoto to Tokyo in feudal Japan. The road was connected by a series of "post" towns where travelers could rest along their journey.

I was born and raised in Kyoto.Near my hometown, there exists Amanohashidate, one of the three most scenic spots in Japan.
It is an unusual landform with about 5,000 pine trees growing on a sandbar about 20 to 170 meters wide and 3.6 kilometers long.It is a formation created by nature over thousands of years.The view from the observatory is very good.You can walk, ride a bicycle or boat, or swim in the beach.It is also a popular way to enjoy nature.There are many old temples nearby.

In July 2018, our family of four enjoyed a wonderful holiday in Japan. The highlight was to see Mt. Fuji over Lake Kawaguchiko. And of course, we enjoyed the food!

I've visited Japan many times and I know I will keep going back! There's so much to see and every trip I feel I've discovered something new. One of my favorite places to go is Harajuku. It's so bright and colorful, and you can always find new trends in clothes, art and even food. Yet within the hustle and bustle of crowded streets, you will stumble upon pockets of peace.

This place is special to me because it was one of the most interesting places I visited during my 2017 solo trip in Japan. Naoshima definitely lives up to its name "Japan's Art Island" - where contemporary art meets architecture meets nature. The two GIANT pumpkin sculptures by one of the most acclaimed Japanese artists, Yayoi Kusama, were massive and became the symbol of the island. James Turrell’s work at Chichu museum and Minamidera blew. my. mind. The garden that built just like Monet's paintings was so beautiful. It felt like I stepped into his artwork! I also loved the beauty of simplicity and the creative use of natural light in Tadao Ando’s architecture. And of course - the delicious food and friendly people there. Spend a day on Naoshima next time you are in Japan. You won’t regret it!

My new wife and I met for sushi on our first date and ever since then we have sushi every Sunday. I had to be "convinced" to love sushi. Didn't take much! Now we are planning to honeymoon in Japan.

Kagurazaka is my absolute favorite place in Tokyo! They have a variety of restaurants, cafes and shops that sell authentic Japanese stuff, and plenty of traditional architecture, such as Akagi shrine and Zenkoku temple. It is the perfect place to hang out with your friends and enjoy the lively atmosphere!

A map a bout must see places in the charming city of Kyoto

I love my organic veggie garden and getting my hands dirty!

It is most well known in Japanese history for being the former Imperial capital of Japan for more than one thousand years, as well as a major part of the Kyoto-Osaka-Kobe metropolitan area.