The Kanto region has large cities such as the capital Tokyo, numerous theme parks, and the largest number of tourist attractions in Japan. Starting from Tokyo, Chiba is full of nature such as the port city of Yokohama, the historic ancient city of Kamakura, Enoshima overlooking the coastline, Nagatoro, which is about two hours away from the city center, and has popular theme parks and Chiba has a beautiful coastline and natural charm in all seasons, Gunma has famous hot springs such as Kusatsu Onsen, and Utsunomiya is famous for its dumplings.
Ibaraki Prefecture is a hidden gem of breathtaking landscapes in Northern Kanto, waiting to be discovered! Whether you love flower fields, waterfalls, coastlines, or valleys, there's always a perfect spot that matches your preferences.
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Mount Fuji, a symbol of Japan's breathtaking landscapes, can be admired not only on its own but also in combination with various other scenic views, such as plateaus and night scenes, showcasing different aspects of the mountain. There are many conveniently accessible attractions like factories and flower fields; we recommend visiting to experience these unique vistas!
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Yamanashi Prefecture boasts numerous tourist attractions where you can indulge in the abundant natural beauty. This region is filled with the magnificent vistas of Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi, activities such as fruit picking and winery tours, as well as local delicacies like Kikyō Shingen Mochi. If you plan to travel to Yamanashi Prefecture, we will introduce you to the attractions and experiences that we absolutely recommend!
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Atami Onsen, reachable in as fast as 36 minutes from Tokyo Station, and Yuzawa Onsen, just a minute's walk from Joetsu Shinkansen Echigo-Yuzawa Station, are both areas in the Kanto region accessible by subway. It takes only 1 to 2 hours by train from Tokyo, max. We'll introduce 12 hot spring resorts and hotels near Tokyo that you can easily reach on weekends!
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The wooden pier stretching out into the sea at the Haragama Pier, the Jisshinkan Inn where you can enjoy the "healing waters for forty thousand ailments" of the Yonman Onsen, and the Sawara Mountain Nihon-ji Temple greeted by the Hundred-Foot Kannon and the Great Buddha. There are many places worth visiting in Japan, and here are some recommendations for solo one-day trips departing from Kanto, all of which are places you can go to when you feel weary of life.
Recommended self-driving destinations in Kanto include Nasu Kogen, the historic Nasu no Yu Onsen, Tenseien easily accessible along the Hakone self-driving route, and the hot springs in the northern region known for being filming locations.
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Today, I introduce 11 recommended cherry blossom viewing spots in Ibaraki Prefecture! We not only introduce famous locations but also unveil hidden gems known only to locals. Be sure to take a look!
Haneda Airport stands as one of Japan's premier terminals, serving as the gateway to Tokyo and welcoming countless domestic flights. In the vicinity of this bustling hub lie an array of hotels that offer both comfort and convenience.