Tour of Special Historic Sites: 66 Selected Sites Designated by the Agency for Cultural Affairs
Special historic sites are the most representative historic sites in Japan, designated by the Agency for Cultural Affairs as having particularly high value among nationally designated historic sites. We have compiled a total of 66 sites, including Goryokaku Ruins, Sannai Maruyama Site, Toro Ruins, Himeji Castle Ruins, Heijo Palace Site, and Kumamoto Castle Ruins, in regional order. Please use this for planning your historical journey visiting castle ruins, ancient sites, and burial mounds.
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Special Places of Scenic Beauty: 36 Gardens and Scenic Spots Designated by the Agency for Cultural Affairs
Special Places of Scenic Beauty are designated by the Agency for Cultural Affairs as those among the nationally designated Places of Scenic Beauty that are of particularly high value, representing Japan's leading gardens and scenic spots. From daimyo gardens such as Kenrokuen, Okayama Korakuen, and Ritsurin Garden, to Matsushima, Amanohashidate, Kamikochi, Mt. Fuji, and Miyajima, all 36 locations are compiled in regional order. Please use this for planning your trip to explore gardens and superb views.

Tour of the 12 Existing Castles: 5 National Treasures and 7 Important Cultural Properties
The 12 Existing Castles are castles where the keeps from the Edo period or earlier still remain. Of these, 5 castles - Himeji, Matsumoto, Inuyama, Hikone, and Matsue - are National Treasures, and the remaining 7 castles are Important Cultural Properties of Japan. We have compiled the 12 castles scattered across the country by National Treasure and Important Cultural Property status.

Touring National Parks: All National Parks Nationwide
National Parks are large-scale parks established and managed by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. We have compiled a list of national parks nationwide, from Takino Suzuran Hillside Park in Hokkaido to Okinawa Memorial Park, in regional order. Please use this for planning your trips to see seasonal flower fields, history, and recreation.

100 Famous Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan: A Tour of Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots Nationwide
"100 Famous Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan" is a list of 100 cherry blossom viewing spots across Japan, selected in 1990 by the Japan Cherry Blossom Association (a public interest incorporated foundation) to commemorate its 25th anniversary. Based on nine selection criteria, at least one spot was chosen from each prefecture, covering all 47 prefectures. This list compiles 100 spots by region, from Hokkaido to Kyushu and Okinawa. Please use it to plan your trips to castle ruins, riverside cherry tree-lined streets, temples and shrines, parks, and more.

Oshu Thirty-three Kannon Pilgrimage: 33 Temples and Special Temples
The Oshu Thirty-three Kannon Pilgrimage is a Kannon sacred site spread across Oshu (Tohoku) in Miyagi, Fukushima, and Iwate prefectures. This guide compiles 36 temples in order of their temple number, including 33 main temples and 3 special temples (Chuson-ji, Motsu-ji, Iou-ji).

100 Famous Japanese Castles Stamp Rally
A list of the '100 Famous Japanese Castles' selected by the Japanese Castle Foundation in 2006 and for which a stamp rally has been held since June 2, 2007, organized by region. It covers famous castles nationwide, from Hokkaido to Okinawa, including the 12 existing castles such as Himeji Castle, Matsumoto Castle, and Hikone Castle, as well as Goryokaku Fort, Shuri Castle, and Takeda Castle Ruins. Stamps for each castle are located at the management office, entrance, etc., but their locations, stamping hours, and fees may change, so always check the official sources (Japanese Castle Foundation / each castle) for the latest information. You can view all 100 castles on a map and record 'how many castles you have conquered' by checking in.