All Attractions

Yomiuri Land is a Theme Park / Amusement park in the West suburbs of Tokyo. They bill themselves as, "Tokyo's largest amusement park!"... Detail Page

Yoshimine-dera (in Japanese; Yoshimina Dera 善峯寺) is located in the western mountains of Kyoto where it is a temple of the Tendai... Detail Page

Yoyogi National Gymnasium is a stadium located in Yoyogi Park, Tokyo, Japan and just a short walk from Harajuku Station on the Yamenote ... Detail Page

Yubatake is the 2nd main attraction/reason why people come to Kusatsu (the 1st reason being they wish to soak in the hot water baths).... Detail Page

Yumoto Onsen ("Onsen" means "Hot Springs") is a small hot springs town within Nikko National Park that sits next t... Detail Page

Yurakucho... now we're talking "Tokyo!" Yurakucho is a district right next to the posh Ginza but the two areas are very ... Detail Page

Yushima Seido Temple is a Confucian Temple (Although Neo-Confucianism was the principal philosophy during the Tokugawa Shogunate, ther... Detail Page

Yushima Tenjin Shrine is a Shinto Shrine devoted to the God of Learning, Tenjin. So, you can imagine that lots of students, especially... Detail Page

Zeniarai Benzaiten Ugafuku Shrine (usually just referred to as Zeniarai Benzaiten) is a Shinto Shrine in Kamakura Japan. Its not a very ... Detail Page

Zenko-ji is a Buddhist temple in Nagano, Japan. It is one of Japan's most important Buddhist temples because it stores the FIRST Buddh... Detail Page

Zojo-ji is a major temple in Tokyo. It is close to the major stations of Tokyo Station and or Shinagawa Station and Tokyo Tower. Six o... Detail Page

The Zoorasia is Japan's largest and newest zoo. There are different themes such as the Asian Tropical Forest, Subarctic Forest, Oceani... Detail Page