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Mount Fuji (CHŪBU)
Mount Fuji (Yamanashi+Shizuoka)
Chūbu Region
⬇ Ishikawa ⬇ Toyama ⬇ Nagano ⬇ Niigata
④📍Lake Motosu ⑤📍Lake Shōji
Mount Fuji Borders Yamanashi and Shizuoka Prefectures
Mount Fuji is a beloved national symbol that physically straddles the border between Yamanashi Prefecture and Shizuoka Prefecture. While Yamanashi is famous for its iconic views of the mountain from the Fuji Five Lakes region, Shizuoka offers picturesque perspectives from its coastline and lush green tea fields. The majestic peak is a source of immense pride for both prefectures, serving as a central icon for their tourism, culture, and identity.
📍Miho no Matsubara
📍Kunozan Tōshōgū Shrine
📍Mishima Skywalk
📍Atami Onsen
📍Fuji Safari Park
📍Gotemba Premium Outlets
📍Sumpu Castle Park
📍Oigawa Railway
⚾ Vantelin Dome Nagoya ⚾
Aichi Prefecture, CHŪBU Region
The Nagoya Chunichi Dragons are a Central League NPB team with a history dating back to 1936. Playing at Vantelin Dome Nagoya, they have claimed two Japan Series championships. The team is known for producing stars like Michio Nishizawa and Masahiro Yamamoto. The Dragons's koala mascot, Doala, was famously featured in the movie "Mr. Baseball."
📍Nagoya Castle
📍Atsuta Shrine
📍Ghibli Park
📍Legoland Japan
Shirakawa-go, Ono District of Gifu
Gifu Prefecture, CHŪBU Region
Shirakawa-go is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its unique gassho-zukuri farmhouses with steep, thatched roofs designed to withstand heavy snow. The village offers a picturesque glimpse into rural Japan, with the best views available from the Shiroyama Viewpoint, which overlooks the entire valley. A visit here feels like stepping back in time, making it a popular destination for its stunning scenery and well-preserved history.
📍Magome-juku
📍Sekigahara Battlefield
📍Cormorant Fishing on the Nagara River
📍Gifu Great Buddha
Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum
Fukui Prefecture, CHŪBU Region
The Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum is a world-class institution and Japan's largest museum dedicated to dinosaur research and education. With its striking domed architecture, the museum features a huge variety of exhibits including 44 full-skeleton dinosaur models, making it a spectacular and immersive experience. As Fukui Prefecture is a major site for dinosaur fossil excavations in Japan, the museum stands as a great source of local pride and an iconic tourist destination for families and paleontology enthusiasts.
📍Eihei-ji Temple
📍Tojinbo Cliffs
📍Ichijōdani Asakura Clan Ruins
📍Maruoka Castle
📍Awara Onsen
📍Myotsuji Temple
📍Echizen Washi Village
📍Five Lakes of Mikata
Kenroku-en Garden
Ishikawa Prefecture, CHŪBU Region
Kenrokuen Garden is widely considered one of Japan's "Three Great Gardens" and is the most iconic landmark in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture. Its name means "Garden of the six sublimities," referring to the six essential qualities of a perfect landscape: spaciousness, seclusion, artificiality, antiquity, abundant water, and broad views. The garden is famous for its picturesque seasonal scenery, with highlights including the iconic Kotoji-toro stone lantern and the meticulously maintained trees.
📍Kanazawa Castle
📍Higashi Chaya District
📍Myoryu-ji Temple (Ninja Temple)
📍Nagamachi Samurai District
📍Wajima Morning Market
📍Noto Peninsula
📍Chirihama Nagisa Driveway
📍Kaga Onsen
Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route
Toyama Prefecture, CHŪBU Region
The Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route is a world-renowned mountain sightseeing route that spectacularly traverses the Northern Japan Alps, connecting Toyama and Nagano prefectures. It is most famous for its stunning "Snow Walls" that form in the spring, as well as the magnificent Kurobe Dam, Japan's tallest arch dam. Visitors travel through the dynamic landscape via a unique combination of up to six different transport methods, including cable cars, trolley buses, and ropeways, offering a spectacular and memorable journey.
📍Kurobe Gorge
📍Gokayama
📍Toyama Glass Art Museum
📍Zuiryuji Temple
📍Amaharashi Coast
📍Takaoka Daibutsu
📍Toyama Castle Park
📍Shogawa Gorge Cruise
Matsumoto Castle
Nagano Prefecture, CHŪBU Region
Matsumoto Castle is a designated National Treasure and one of Japan's most famous and well-preserved castles, located in Nagano Prefecture. It is instantly recognizable by its striking black exterior, which has earned it the nickname "Crow Castle." As one of the few remaining original castles in the country, it stands as a powerful symbol of Japan's feudal history and a must-see for visitors.
📍Jigokudani Monkey Park
📍Zenkoji Temple
📍Hakuba Valley
📍Kamikochi
Sado Island in Niigata
Niigata Prefecture, CHŪBU Region
Sado Island is a large, historic island off the coast of Niigata, famous for its past as a place of political exile and a significant former gold mine. The island is known for its unique cultural traditions, including the distinctive "tarai-bune" tub boats and its successful program to reintroduce the Japanese crested ibis. A visit to Sado offers a remarkable blend of untouched natural beauty, ancient history, and a vibrant arts scene.
📍Echigo-Yuzawa Ski Resorts
📍Yahiko Shrine
📍Ponshukan Sake Museum
📍Tokamachi Snow Festival
📍Senbei Okoku (Kingdom)
📍Myoko-Togakushi Renzan Park
📍Bandai Bridge
📍Kiyotsu Gorge
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