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Visit the Space Science and Technology Museum at the Tanegashima Space Center to learn about Japan’s history with space exploration.

Mt Aso (阿蘇山), also referred to as Aso-san, is the largest active volcano in Japan and lies in the middle of Kyushu.

Togetsukyo (渡月橋), is a wood built bridge over the Oi river and one of Kyoto’s iconic landmarks located in the Arashiyama district.

Mt. Inasa (稲佐山) is 333 metre high mountain top, with a fantastic panoramic view over Nagasaki, and considered one of the most beautiful night views in Japan.

The Golden Pavilion has been the postcard to send from Kyoto for more than a century. Find out why it’s that iconic, and how to get there.

With a height of 634 metres Tokyo Skytree is the tallest structure in Japan, and has an amazing 360° observation deck.

Tokyo Disney resort is home to the Twin theme parks of Disneyland, and unique to Japan - DisneySea.

Japan’s most sacred Shinto shrine, Ise Grand Shrine, attracts millions of visitors and pilgrims each year and is considered the nation’s spiritual home.

With a visit to Ashikaga Flower Park you can see some incredible flower displays including a world-class wisteria season.

Bright, colourful and stunning, the Flower Park at lake Yamanaka is one of the most beautiful and lovely places to view Fuji-san from.