Shibuya & Shimo-Kitazawa
This is a branch of one of Tokyo's more influential contemporary-art galleries, which shows both Japanese and international artists.
Shibuya & Shimo-Kitazawa
This is a branch of one of Tokyo's more influential contemporary-art galleries, which shows both Japanese and international artists.
Kagoshima
This landmark church, originally built in 1908 but rebuilt in 1999, honors the first Christian missionary to visit Japan.
Nara
South of Nigatsu-dō and Sangatsu-dō is this historic shrine dedicated to the Shintō god of war and protector of Japan.
Ginza & Tsukiji
Linking Tsukiji to the island of Tsukishima, this was the first bridge to be built over the Sumida-gawa after WWII.
Kansai
At this very retro attraction, stand underneath the tower, hand-crank the wheel and watch what happens above.
Downtown Kyoto
Built in 1927, this imposing building takes up one block on the corner of Kawaramachi-dōri and Oike-dōri.
Fukuoka
Also known as the Cathedral of Our Lady of Victory, the church holds AA meetings and religious ceremonies.
Osaka
Built in 1911, this dramatic, red-brick neo-Renaissance building is an important cultural property.
Kōbe
Up a steep hill past the homes of Kitano-chō, this shrine has good views over the city.
Hokkaidō
See a few fluffy sheep outside, wool-spinning inside and a small shop of knitted goods.
Kagoshima
Kagoshima's large city hall, in a tan brick building, is a handy landmark.
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