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• Hokkaido/Tohoku area
• Kanto area
• Tokai area
• Hokuriku area
• Kansai area
• China Area
• Kyushu and Okinawa area
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Hokkaido/Tohoku area

Otaru (Hokkaido)

Photo by Aoyama

Otaru City, known as a coastal city in Hokkaido, is a popular destination with many historical buildings and photogenic spots.

Along the Otaru Canal, which was completed about 100 years ago, stone warehouses remain in their original form, and at dusk, over 60 gas lamps light up the road, creating a romantic atmosphere. We also recommend taking an Otaru Canal Cruise to view the city from the canal.

Otaru Canal

5 Minatomachi, Otaru City, Hokkaido 047-0007

Otaru Canal in Otaru, Hokkaido, is a historic site lined with stone warehouses along the 1.1-kilometer-long canal. During the day, you can enjoy sightseeing boat cruises and visiting the surrounding cafes, and at night, the gas lamps are lit, creating a romantic atmosphere. The scenery changes with the seasons, and the snowy scenery in winter is particularly magical. If you visit on your graduation trip, you can enjoy taking photos and strolling with friends, creating special memories. (Photo by AC)

Matsushima (Miyagi Prefecture)

Photo by Keiko

Matsushima is a collective name for more than 260 islands floating in and around Matsushima Bay in Miyagi Prefecture, and is one of the Three Most Scenic Spots of Japan.

You can enjoy the magnificent view from the land, or you can take a pleasure boat and enjoy the spectacular view from the sea. The sunrise and sunset are beautiful, so why not take some photos of them as well? There are also buildings in the surrounding area that give you a sense of Japanese history.

There are four main spots to view Matsushima, each with a different view to enjoy. Among them, Otakamori in the east offers a 360-degree view of Matsushima. You will need to walk up the mountain trail for about 20 minutes, but a magnificent view awaits at the end. Please do visit.

Matsushima

Kanto area

Shibuya Scramble Square (Tokyo)

Photo by Masamune Toyoda

Shibuya is the epicenter of Japanese youth culture. Shibuya Scramble Square, the tallest building in the Shibuya area, is a complex skyscraper directly connected to Shibuya Station.

Shibuya Scramble Square is gaining attention as a photogenic spot, and the rooftop observation deck, SHIBUYA SKY, offers a 360-degree view of Shibuya from 229 meters above ground.

For safety reasons, it is prohibited to bring on board any baggage other than cameras with neck straps or pocket-sized cameras and smartphones, and please note that tripods, selfie sticks, etc. must be left in the lockers on the 46th floor.

SHIBUYA SKY

Tokyo, Shibuya City, Shibuya2-24-12, Shibuya Scramble Square 45F

Sensoji Temple (Tokyo)

Photo by Haru Momooka

Sensoji Temple is a place that attracts many people from both within Japan and overseas, as it is a place where you can experience the traditional Japanese scenery even though it is located in Tokyo.

Once you pass through the striking red Kaminarimon Gate, heading towards Sensoji Temple, you will come across Nakamise Shopping Street, one of the oldest shopping streets in Japan. Many people enjoy eating the Japanese sweets on sale here and buying souvenirs.

It's packed with people during the day, so if you want to relax and enjoy the scenery or take photos, it's best to come early in the morning before the shops in the shopping district open, or in the evening after they close.

Sensoji Temple

2-3-1 Asakusa, Taito ward, Tokyo

Sensoji Temple is a temple with a history of over 1300 years. The Kaminarimon Gate with its red lantern has become the symbol of Sensoji Temple. After passing through Kaminarimon, you will find Nakamise Street, the oldest shopping street in Japan. About 180 souvenir shops and Japanese confectionery shops line the 250-meter-long shopping street, which is bustling with visitors every day. Asakusa is famous for sweet potato yokan desserts, deep-fried manju sweets, and other local treats.

Tokyo Tower (Tokyo)

Photo by gina

Tokyo Tower, a comprehensive radio tower completed in 1958, is 333 meters tall and was the tallest in the world at the time. From that time to the present, Tokyo Tower has been loved by Japanese people for many years as a symbol of Tokyo, and its red and white colors stand out well against the blue sky.

From Shiba Park near Tokyo Tower, you can see the tower up close along with the Tokyo skyline. We also recommend climbing up to the observation deck for a panoramic view of the Tokyo cityscape.

Tokyo Tower

4-2-8 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0011

Tokyo Skytree (Tokyo)

Photo by Kaoru Kokago

There is another famous tower in Tokyo, the Skytree, which was completed in 2012. It is the tallest tower in the world, standing at 634m, and is the third tallest building in the world.

As more and more skyscrapers were built in Tokyo, it became difficult for radio waves to reach the height of Tokyo Tower, which was introduced earlier, so Tokyo Skytree was built.

Looking down on the city of Tokyo from the observation deck, you can experience an overwhelming height where everything looks like a miniature, and the view spreads out before you as if you are looking out over the entire city of Tokyo.

Tokyo Sky Tree

131-0045 1-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida-ku, Tokyo

Tokyo Skytree is a radio tower located in Oshiage, Sumida Ward, Tokyo, which opened on May 22, 2012. One of Tokyo's landmarks, it is 634 meters high and is the world's tallest tower. What you can do to enjoy Japan's tallest tower in Asakusa is to take photos.

Tokyo Disney Resort (Chiba Prefecture)

Photo by Shohei Haino

The most famous theme park in Japan is Tokyo Disney Resort. It consists of Tokyo Disneyland, the first Disney park outside of the United States, and Tokyo DisneySea, the only ocean-themed Disney park in the world.

Of course you can enjoy the rides, but there are also many photogenic spots in the park, so it's fun to find your favorite one. If you look closely, you'll see some intricate mechanisms and effects.

Tokyo Disneyland

1-1 Maihama, Urayasu City, Chiba Prefecture 279-0031

Yokohama Minato Mirai (Kanagawa Prefecture)

Photo by Riku Aoki

Yokohama Minato Mirai is the center of the port city of Yokohama and a must-see tourist destination for any visit to the city, housing a variety of sights.

Among them, the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse is a place with over 100 years of history. The newly reborn Red Brick Warehouse will undergo major renovations in 2022, and the building will house shops selling general merchandise and souvenirs, as well as cafes and restaurants, so you can actually go inside the warehouse and enjoy it.

It's also very photogenic, and many people enjoy taking photos here.

Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse

231-0001 1-1 Shinminato, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture

This is one of the national warehouses that was used from the end of the Meiji period to the Taisho period, and is a building with quite a bit of history. The Activity Square frequently hosts a variety of seasonal activities. The area is lined with stylish shops that are typical of Yokohama, including long-established stores, new types of souvenir shops, restaurants, and miscellaneous goods stores. * Café opening hours vary by store. * Opening hours for the 2nd floor space and 3rd floor hall vary depending on the event.

Shonan/Enoshima (Kanagawa Prefecture)

Photo by suzunico

Enoshima is a small island on the Shonan coast of Kanagawa Prefecture, and can be reached from the mainland via a 389m bridge. On clear days, you can see Mt. Fuji from the island, making it a popular photo spot.

Once you step onto the island, you'll find a retro shopping street that continues all the way to Enoshima Shrine, bustling with tourists.

Additionally, Wakagafuchi, located in the southwest of the island, is a spectacular spot where you can see the sunset and Mt. Fuji at the same time if the weather is good.

Tokai area

Ghibli Park (Aichi Prefecture)

Photo by Keiko

Studio Ghibli has produced many classic animated films, including Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, Howl's Moving Castle, and Princess Mononoke, and has fans all over the world. Ghibli Park in Aichi Prefecture is a theme park that brings the worldview of Studio Ghibli to reality.

Ghibli Park is made up of five areas, each with a different theme and featuring different anime, and there are countless photo spots. Among them, the "Ghibli Warehouse" has a spot where you can take photos pretending to be a character from the movie, and if you're a Ghibli fan, you'll be so excited that you won't be able to stop taking pictures.

Admission tickets for each area need to be purchased in advance, and they may sell out at the last minute, so make sure you buy your tickets well in advance.

Ise-Shima (Mie Prefecture)

The Ise-Shima area of ​​Mie Prefecture is home to many tourist attractions and is also a treasure trove of breathtaking views.

Ise-Shima is famous for Ise Jingu, one of the most prestigious shrines in Japan. It is such an important place for Japanese people that it has long been said that you should visit Ise at least once in your lifetime. It is also famous for its beautiful cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves. In Oharai-machi, located nearby, you can find photogenic scenery, including a retro-style streetscape with replicas of old buildings.

The area is also full of other photo spots, such as Shima Mediterranean Village, which has a Spanish atmosphere, and Ise-Shima Skyline, which offers a 360-degree view of the magnificent Ise Bay.

Ise Jingu Naiku Shrine (Kotaijingu)

516-0023 1 Ujidatecho, Ise City, Mie Prefecture

Picture courtesy of Jingushicho

Shirakawa-go (Gifu Prefecture)

Photo by Keiko

Shirakawa-go in Gifu Prefecture is a registered World Heritage Site, dotted with houses characterized by their steeply sloping roofs, known as "gassho-zukuri," and attracts many visitors from around the world to see this unique architectural style.

Even today, people live here and it is a place where you can experience the original Japanese landscape.

Each season offers different spectacular views, so many people will be captivated by the views, which they will never get bored of, no matter how many times they visit.

Shirakawago Observatory

Magari, Shirakawa-mura, Ono-gun, Gifu 501-5620

Mount Fuji (Shizuoka Prefecture and Yamanashi Prefecture)

Photo by masa

Mount Fuji, which straddles Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures, is the highest mountain in Japan, with an elevation of 3,776.12 m. It is also featured on Japanese banknotes, and its beautiful shape has attracted people not only from Japan but from all over the world.

The five lakes located at the foot of Mt. Fuji - Lake Kawaguchi, Lake Saiko, Lake Shojiko, Lake Motosu, and Lake Yamanaka - are collectively known as the "Fuji Five Lakes." All five of these lakes are registered as World Heritage Sites and are popular photo spots where you can take beautiful photos with Mt. Fuji in the background.

Lake Kawaguchi

Fuji, Minamitsuru-gun, Nashi Prefecture

Hokuriku area

Higashi Chaya District (Ishikawa Prefecture)

Photo by mochi

Higashi Chaya District is one of Kanazawa's most famous tourist destinations, with traditional buildings lining both sides of the cobblestone streets, and home to prestigious restaurants, stylish cafes, and shops selling traditional crafts.

You can also rent a kimono and walk around the town, making it a great place to take some authentic Japanese photos.

You can walk around the city in about an hour, so it's a recommended place to visit if you have time in Kanazawa.

Higashi Chaya District

1-13 Higashiyama, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture 920-0831

Higashi Chaya District is a historic streetscape in Kanazawa that conveys the atmosphere of the Edo period. It has been designated as a nationally designated Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, and is lined with two-story wooden teahouse buildings. Once a place where geisha entertained guests, it is now lined with traditional craft shops, cafes, and Japanese confectionery shops. It is a popular tourist spot where you can experience Kanazawa's traditional culture, such as products using gold leaf and Kaga Yuzen.

21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa (Ishikawa Prefecture)

Photo by Yukari Hoshiba

The famous Japanese contemporary art museum, 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, has become a hot topic on social media as a place where you can take stylish photos.

There are also restaurants and shops on-site, so it's best to set aside plenty of time to explore at your own pace.

The Kanazawa 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art is famous for its "Swimming Pool" by Leandro Erlich, but this is the only exhibit that requires a reservation, so be sure to make a reservation in advance on their website before visiting.

21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa

1-2-1 Hirosaka, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture 920-8509

⚠️Due to the earthquake, part of the exchange (free) zone, cafe restaurant, and museum shop will reopen from February 6th (Tuesday). A contemporary art museum that aims to be a place for various encounters. There are many works that you can actually see, touch, and feel, such as Leandro Erlich's ``Swimming Pool'' (commonly known as Leandro's Pool), so you can enjoy it as if you were visiting a ``park.''

Kenrokuen Garden (Ishikawa Prefecture)

Photo by Ayaka Henmi

Kenrokuen Garden in Kanazawa City is one of Japan's three most famous gardens and dates back more than 340 years.

The vast grounds are filled with a variety of attractions, including ponds, bridges, teahouses, magnificent pine trees, and artificial hills. The place changes appearance depending on the time of year you visit - cherry blossoms in the spring, greenery in the summer, autumn leaves in the fall, and snowscapes in the winter - so it's a place you can enjoy all year round.

Kenrokuen

1 Kenrokucho, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture 920-0936

Historical cultural heritage reflecting the culture of Kaga Hyakumangoku Kenrokuen is one of Japan's three most famous gardens, along with Mito Kairakuen and Okayama Korakuen. Kenrokuen has been built over a long period of time by the successive feudal lords of Kaga as a representative daimyo garden of the Edo period. Located in the center of Kanazawa City, it is popular with many residents of the prefecture and tourists from all over the world as a garden where you can enjoy the beauty of the four seasons.

Fugan Canal Kansui Park (Toyama Prefecture)

Photo by pixta

Located about a 10-minute walk from JR Toyama Station, Toyama Canal Kansui Park is a spot filled with nature and a tranquil atmosphere that makes it hard to believe it is in the city.

There are many photogenic spots, such as the Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art, which touts itself as "the world's first art museum that connects art and design" and offers a view of the Tateyama mountain range from its rooftop, Starbucks Coffee Toyama Kansui Park Store, which has been selected as having the best view in the world, and the Fugan Suijo Line, a sightseeing boat that offers a cruise on the photogenic Canal.

Please stop by if you have some free time before your Shinkansen train or if you have some free time in Toyama.

Kansai area

Kinkakuji Temple (Kyoto Prefecture)

Photo by HiroSEA

Kinkakuji Temple is a famous place with a gorgeous golden building, and its official name is Rokuonji Temple.

If you take a photo of Kinkakuji Temple across the pond, you can get a beautiful shot of the building reflected in the water. This is especially recommended in the autumn when the leaves change color and in the winter when the snow is falling, as the view is even more beautiful.

Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Pavilion)

Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, Kita ward, Kinkakuji-cho 1

Arashiyama (Kyoto Prefecture)

Photo by Keiko

Arashiyama, one of Kyoto's most famous tourist destinations, is home to many quintessentially Japanese landscapes, such as the beautiful scenery seen from the trolley train, temples with traditional Japanese gardens, and bamboo forest paths with beautiful green tunnels. It is no exaggeration to say that it is a treasure trove of photo spots.

Among them, the 155m bridge over the Katsura River, Togetsukyo Bridge, offers a variety of scenery depending on the season, such as cherry blossoms, fresh greenery, autumn leaves, and snow, and is a symbol of Arashiyama. Be sure to take some photos here.

Arashiyama

616-0007 Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

In Arashiyama, the trees change color beautifully in autumn, making the Bamboo Forest Path and Togetsukyo Bridge look gorgeous. You can enjoy the autumn leaves in a variety of ways, such as from the Sagano Torokko Train or viewing the colorful trees at the Sogenchi Garden of Tenryu-ji Temple, a World Heritage Site. Kyoto is very popular in autumn from both within Japan and overseas, but if you are worried about crowds, we recommend sightseeing early in the morning. Visiting early, especially just after the temples open, will allow you to enjoy sightseeing in relative peace and quiet.

Kifune Shrine (Kyoto Prefecture)

Photo by Keiko

Kifune Shrine, famous for its beautiful stone steps lined with red lanterns, is one of Kyoto's top power spots.

It is a popular summer resort due to its cool and refreshing nature, and it has charms in every season, with fresh greenery in the spring, autumn leaves in the fall, and beautiful snow scenery in the winter.

Kifune Shrine is filled with photo-worthy scenery, but it is also famous for its various blessings, including matchmaking, so be sure to visit the shrine as well.

Kifune Shrine

180 Kurama Kifune-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 601-1112

Kifune Shrine is about an hour away from the tourist spots by subway and bus from Kyoto Station. It's a must-visit place when you come to Kyoto. It shows off beautiful scenery in every season, especially from early to late November when it is lit up, making the beauty of the autumn leaves stand out even more.

Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine (Kyoto Prefecture)

Photo by Keiko

Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, which has a history of over 1,300 years, is famous for its Senbon Torii, a row of red torii gates. There are approximately 10,000 torii gates throughout the shrine grounds, making for a spectacular sight.

At Inari Taisha Shrine, foxes are messengers of the gods, and here at Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, there are fox statues all over the shrine as protectors of the gods, so please try and find them.

The grounds are very large and there is a lot to see, so if you are confident in your stamina, we recommend taking the route up Mount Inari and enjoying every corner of Fushimi Inari Taisha.

Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine

Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, Fushimi ward, Fukakusa Yabunouchi-cho 68

Biwako Valley (Shiga Prefecture)

Photo by Keiko Kawanami

Biwako Valley is located on a mountain at an altitude of about 1,100m, overlooking Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan.

You can take a ropeway from the parking lot to Biwako Valley, and the spectacular panoramic view that unfolds below you is a must-see.

There are various activities you can enjoy, such as zip lines and athletics, and in the winter it becomes a ski resort. The view from "Biwako Terrace" is particularly recommended, as it overlooks Lake Biwa and is the perfect place for taking photos.

Biwako Valley

1547-1 Kido, Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture 520-0514

Nara Park (Nara Prefecture)

Photo by HONOCA

Nara Park, which covers a vast area of ​​approximately 660 hectares and is dotted with several World Heritage Sites and national treasures, is a place that often appears in Japanese elementary school textbooks and is a place that is known to all Japanese people.

It is also famous for the friendly wild deer, and if you buy some deer crackers sold by the roadside, a flock of deer will flock around you in a frightening manner...!!

While you can learn about Japanese history, you can also take a rare photo with a wild deer. It's also a great place to take photos of Japan's historic architecture and Buddhist statues, as well as the abundant nature including rare plants.

Nara Park

〒630-8212 Kasuganocho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture

Nara Park is a representative tourist spot in Nara, with approximately 1,300 deer living in its vast grounds. Historical buildings such as Todaiji Temple, Kofukuji Temple, and Kasuga Taisha Shrine are dotted around the park, and you can enjoy the scenery throughout the seasons. It is an attractive spot for interacting with the deer and enjoying the beautiful nature.

Dotonbori (Osaka Prefecture)

Photo by Maria Kaizaki

Dotonbori, a representative downtown area of ​​Osaka, is lined with many restaurants along the Dotonbori River and is also known in Japan as the "Kitchen of the World." Many representative Osaka foods such as takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and kushiage are sold here.

It is also popular for its huge, flashy signs that look great in photogenic, the most popular of which is the Glico sign of a man with his hands raised.

At night, the signs all over town light up, creating a glittering, dazzling world that allows you to capture a slightly different side of the city than you can see during the day.

Dotonbori

542-0071 1-chome Dotonbori, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka Prefecture

Dotonbori is a tourist spot known for its Glico sign. It is crowded with many people on holidays.

China Area

Miyajima (Hiroshima Prefecture)

Photo by MINORI

Itsukushima, commonly known as Miyajima, has been worshipped as a god since ancient times. Miyajima is home to the famous Itsukushima Shrine, which was built over 1,400 years ago and is said to have been built in the sea in order to avoid damaging the land of the sacred island.

At high tide, Miyajima creates a fantastical landscape that makes it seem as if it is floating on the sea, and at low tide, the large torii gates that were previously submerged in the water are revealed in their entirety. As Miyajima's appearance changes over the course of time, it is a good idea to check the tide levels in advance.

Itsukushima shrine

1-1 Miyajimacho, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture 739-0588

A solemn shrine built in the 16th century. At high tide, the famous vermillion torii gates that symbolize the shrine appear to float above the surface of the sea.

Tsunoshima (Yamaguchi Prefecture)

Photo by Mizuka Yamada

Surrounded by beautiful cobalt blue seas and offering breathtaking views, Tsunoshima is a place you'll want to explore with your camera.

Among them, Tsunoshima Bridge, which connects the main island and Tsunoshima Island, has become a hot topic on social media as a scenic spot where you can feel the beautiful sea and sea breeze. It has also been used as a location for movies, dramas, and commercials, and its beautiful scenery attracts many tourists.

You can also rent bicycles on Tsunoshima (March to November). How about cycling around the beautiful scenery while feeling the ocean breeze?

Tsunoshima

759-5332 Tsunoshima, Hohoku-cho, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefectur...

Tsunoshima is a beautiful island with a bright cobalt blue sea and white sandy beaches located to the northwest of the Yamaguchi Prefecture. From here you can see the perfectly illuminated starry sky or the sun setting over the Sea of Japan. It is a well known filming site for movies, commercials or TV shows in Japan, and it holds the third place in the Facebook page of "The breathtaking sights in the world I want to see before I die", showing its immense popularity. The Tsunoshima Bridge that connects it with the rest of the land is the second longest free access bridge for an island in Japan, reaching 1,780 meters in length. On the northwestern edge of the island, the Tsunoshima lighthouse can be found on Yumegasaki. This was the first western-styled lighthouse located along the coast of the Sea of Japan. It continues to illuminate the ocean to this day. In 2016, it was recognized as the "Romantic lighthouse" making it a perfect touristic spot for visiting couples.

Tottori Sand Dunes (Tottori Prefecture)

Photo by mochi

Facing the Sea of ​​Japan, the Tottori Sand Dunes are coastal sand dunes stretching 2.4km from north to south and 16km from east to west. The dunes are especially beautiful when covered in snow in winter, as well as during sunsets and starry skies, so be sure to time your visit to enjoy some photos.

There are also plenty of activities available, such as sandboarding (not snowboarding), paragliding, and yoga, so there's more to enjoy than just looking.

However, the Tottori Sand Dunes can get very hot in the summer and there is a risk of heatstroke, so be sure to take adequate precautions against heatstroke, such as bringing drinks with you.

Tottori Sand Dunes

2164-661 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture 689-0105

Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter (Okayama Prefecture)

Photo by mochi

Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter is located in Kurashiki city, which is located in the southern part of Okayama prefecture. The quaint streets are beautiful and attract many tourists.

It is also a popular spot for Kurashiki-based brands such as Kurashiki denim and masking tape.

There are many cafes and shops that have been renovated from old warehouses and houses, and the area offers a harmonious blend of past and present, creating photogenic scenery.

Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter

710-0046 1-4-8 Chuo, Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture

[Beautiful white-walled townscape filled with history and art] The Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter offers a quaint landscape with white-walled warehouses, sea cucumber walls, and rows of willow trees. The townscape created by traditional buildings and the retro-modern scenery along the Kurashiki River continue to fascinate people from all over the world. It is lined with stylish shops selling Kurashiki brands such as Kurashiki Canvas and Kurashiki Denim, as well as cafes in renovated townhouses, and is crowded with tourists all year round. There are many cultural facilities such as the Ohara Museum of Art and Ivy Square, so you can spend a whole day walking around this area.

Kyushu and Okinawa area

Nakasu food stalls (Fukuoka)

Photo by pixta

If you visit Fukuoka, you should try some yatai gourmet food. In the past, there were yatai everywhere in Japan, but after the war, an order was given to completely ban yatai for hygiene reasons, and many yatai across Japan disappeared. However, thanks to the efforts of the local people, one yatai street remains in Nakasu, Fukuoka.

The rows of small food stalls and red lanterns make for a photogenic scene. If you want to take photos of a uniquely Japanese landscape that can only be found in Fukuoka, Nakasu is a must-see.

After your photoshoot, enjoy some local Fukuoka cuisine at one of the food stalls.

Mihama American Village (Okinawa Prefecture)

Photo by Sayuka Nakamura

Mihama American Village in Mihama, Okinawa Prefecture is a resort town with resort hotels, shopping centers, movie theaters, restaurants, souvenir shops, etc. It is a popular tourist spot surrounded by an American atmosphere.

The town is filled with photogenic scenery, so time will fly by just looking for and enjoying photo spots.

Why not try finding your favorite photo spot at Mihama American Village?

Mihama American Village

904-0115 Mihama, Chatan Town, Nakagami District, Okinawa Prefecture

American Village is located in the Mihama district of Chatan Town, and is a resort area built on the site of a returned US military base. It is lined with commercial facilities such as a Ferris wheel, a cinema complex, restaurants, boutiques, and a shopping mall, and you can enjoy illuminations at night.

Emerald Beach, Okinawa Memorial National Government Park (Okinawa Prefecture)

Photo by Haru

Emerald Beach, Japan's first artificial beach, is a rare beach located within a lagoon.

The beauty of the sea is outstanding, and the pure white sand and the beautiful emerald green and cobalt blue sea are perfect for photogenic. It is divided into three areas, each with slightly different scenery, so one way to enjoy it is to visit all of them.

The facilities are well-equipped, so even those with small children can enjoy Okinawa's ocean without worry.

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