10 Landmarks in Japan
Source:
@kyoko1903
10 landmarks in Japan: Tsumago-juku, Kanazawa, Tomonoura (Setonaikai National Park), and 7 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Kyoko Ueda / Japan Travel.

Tsumago-juku
Landmark
4.3
Wander the car-free streets of Tsumago-juku, a remarkably preserved Edo-period post town. This atmospheric village is perfect for experiencing old Japan.

Kanazawa
Place
Explore Kanazawa's well-preserved samurai and geisha districts, offering a deep dive into feudal Japan. Don't miss Kenrokuen Garden, one of Japan's most beautiful landscapes.

Tomonoura (Setonaikai National Park)
Historical landmark
4.2
Discover the scenic port town of Tomonoura, famed for its picturesque harbor and historic charm. Enjoy fresh seafood and explore temples with stunning sea views.

Takayama
Place
Experience the charming old town of Takayama, famous for its beautifully preserved Edo-period streets and morning markets. Sample local sake and Hida beef delicacies.

Narai-juku
Historical landmark
4.3
Discover Narai-juku, known as 'Narai of a Thousand Houses', one of the longest and best-preserved post towns on the Nakasendo trail. Enjoy traditional woodworking and lacquerware shops.

Magome
Place
Hike the picturesque Magome-juku, a beautifully restored post town along the Nakasendo trail. Enjoy stunning mountain views and traditional inns.

Gujo Hachiman Castle
Castle
4.2
Explore the 'Water City' of Gujō Hachiman, known for its pristine waterways and traditional crafts. Don't miss the castle and the summer dance festival.

Townscape of Mitarai
Landmark
4.3
Wander through Mitarai, a beautifully preserved Edo-period port town with narrow streets and traditional houses. This district is a designated Important Preservation District of Historic Buildings.

Uchiko
Place
Wander through the beautifully preserved streets of Uchiko, showcasing traditional Japanese architecture. Experience a glimpse into Japan's past in this charming, tranquil town.

Seki Post Town
Historical landmark
4.0
Step back in time at Seki-juku, a historic post town on the old Tokaido road. Its meticulously preserved wooden buildings offer an authentic Edo-period experience.