LANDMARKS

Experience Osaka from 106 meters high on the iconic HEP FIVE Ferris Wheel—the world’s first building-integrated observation wheel in the heart of Umeda.

Experience Nara’s iconic Sarusawa Pond, where the Five-Story Pagoda reflects on tranquil waters. Watch turtles bask in the sun at this 1,200-year-old scenic gem.

Discover Soni Plateau, Nara’s secret autumn paradise where endless golden pampas grass creates a breathtaking spectacle against blue skies.

Experience Japan’s oldest shrine where an entire sacred mountain serves as the deity. No main hall, just pure ancient Shinto spirituality at Mount Miwa.

Explore Takamatsuzuka Tumulus and its famous murals by bicycle in this beautifully maintained historical park. A must-visit for history enthusiasts in Asuka.

Discover Muroji Temple, the enchanting ‘Women’s Koyasan’ in Nara’s mountains, featuring Japan’s smallest five-story pagoda and stunning seasonal beauty.

Experience genuine thrills on Japan’s spectacular Tanize Suspension Bridge—54 meters high, swaying in the wind, with breathtaking gorge views.

Mount Yoshino features 30,000 cherry trees creating Japan’s most spectacular hanami experience across four blooming sections.

Witness the legendary 8th-century azekura-zukuri storehouse that has protected 9,000 imperial treasures for over 1,300 years in Nara.

A hidden terrace temple behind Todaiji’s Great Buddha, offering stunning sunset views over Nara city and 1,200+ years of spiritual history.

A hidden UNESCO World Heritage temple in Nara’s Naramachi district, featuring Japan’s oldest roof tiles still in use after 1,400 years.

A romantic hexagonal pavilion floating on Sagi Pond in Nara Park, famous for its stunning water reflections and evening illumination.

Discover Isuien Garden, Nara’s hidden gem near Todaiji. This stunning national scenic spot features two historic Japanese gardens with borrowed scenery and remarkable tranquility.

Experience Japan’s ancient imperial capital at Heijo Palace Historical Park, where reconstructed 8th-century architecture meets modern life.

Discover Toshodaiji, a peaceful 8th-century temple in Nara founded by the legendary monk Ganjin, featuring stunning moss gardens and UNESCO-listed architecture.

Discover Horyuji, Japan’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the world’s oldest wooden buildings from 607 CE. A must-visit for history and architecture lovers.

Step into an authentic Edo-period machiya townhouse in Nara’s charming Naramachi district—completely free! Experience traditional Japanese architecture at its finest.

Nara’s iconic 51-meter National Treasure pagoda, recently restored after a decade-long project. Now open with stunning interior views.

Climb Nara’s iconic grass-covered mountain for panoramic views, relaxed deer encounters, and witness Japan’s epic Yamayaki fire festival.

Walk through 3,000 ancient lanterns to this 1,250-year-old vermillion shrine where sacred deer roam and history comes alive.