Located only 45 minutes from Tokyo, the scenic port of Yokohama merges a cosmopolitan history with modern attractions, creating a waterfront district that’s as relaxing as it is entertaining. Walk Yamashita Park and visit the Nippon Maru and Hikawa Maru, museum ships that detail centuries of Japan’s maritime heritage. Tour the country’s largest Chinatown for delicious flavors and make time for world-class shopping in this city that’s a contrast to Tokyo’s intensity.
Known as the "Kitchen of Japan," Osaka centers its culture around food and the enjoyment of flavor. Head straight to the vibrant, neon-lit district of Dotonbori to indulge in street foods like okonomiyaki (savory pancakes), sit for a bowl of world-renowned ramen, or dine in Michelin-starred restaurants. Between meals, visit Osaka Castle, a magnificent 16th-century structure surrounded by lush gardens, or the National Museum of Art.
Nagasaki — a city steeped in history, renowned for its resilience and spirit. A blend of Japanese and Western influences, Nagasaki has been shaped by its history as a major port and trading hub. Visit Peace Park and explore this tranquil space that commemorates the city's past. Stroll Glover Garden, a historic park with Western-style mansions overlooking the harbor and explore the beautiful Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples scattered throughout the city. Adventure to the nearby mountains and hike Mount Inasa, with its stunning views of the city and bay.
