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Natural Attractions

Mount Fuji & Hakone National Park─ Icons of Majestic Presence and Preserved Nature

 

 

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Mount Fuji is popular destination for hikers and one who wants to seek a spiritual connection between nature and humanity.

 

Along with a visit to Mount Fuji, right next to it is Hakone National Park (part of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park) famous for its hot springs, scenic landscapes, and views of Mount Fuji. Visitors can enjoy Lake Ashi with a ride on a pirate ship, the Hakone Ropeway, and historic sites like Hakone Shrine. Read more

 

 

Okinawa a Subtropical Natural Paradise

 

 

A chain of islands in the Japan’s southern most prefecture has in store for you as gratification, gamut of surprises from white sandy beaches, flora & fauna, rich cultural heritage like restored castles of the Ryukyu kings. You are bound to forget the ticking of the clock as you spend your days in this surreal place. Read more

 

 

Arashiyama Bamboo Grove

 

 

Each step you take at Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, a tunnel of green beacons you to satiate your inner desire for peace and harmony.

 

It’s Kyoto’s iconic bamboo forest, is not only a gorgeous place but one that will have lasting impression on you. Read more

 

 

Tottori Sand Dunes

 

 

The Tottori Sand Dunes, Japan's largest, stretch along the Sea of Japan coast, offering a mesmerizing natural landscape shaped by winds and currents over 100,000 years.

 

This golden expanse is perfect for Paragliding, Camel rides and Sandboarding. The dunes also serve as a gateway to Tottori Prefecture’s other hidden gems, from serene mountain hikes to unique wildlife parks. Read more

 

 

Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route

 

 

Called as “Roof of Japan”, being so high in the Japan’s Northern Alps. Wander though the towering snow walls, jump onto a cable car and view the magic of nature.

 

Travelers can stay at the highest Hotel in Japan at Murodo, at the mid-point of the 37.2-kilometer Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. For adventure lovers there are trails that they can trek on with astounding views to your hearts content.

 

The highlights are the snow corridors with walls as high as 20 meters and beautiful fall foliage blooming with red and yellows. Read more

 

 

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