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Fujiten Snow Resort
This is a ski ground where everyone from children and beginners to advanced skiers can have fun. It is conveniently located about 90 minutes drive by car from Shinjuku, Yokohama and Shizuoka.
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International Party

A great opportunity to meet Japanese! Anyone can attend. We welcome visitors, those who cannot speak Japanese, and people who come alone or come for the first time.

The Railway Museum
This museum contains many enjoyable facilities that everybody young and old can see and touch, including a driving simulator that allows people to experience driving a train, the largest railway model diorama in Japan, and other train-related exhibits.
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Kyoto International Manga Museum
Hidden in a rebuilt elementary school is a huge collection of comic books from Japan and around the world.
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Japan-Behind the Scenes - Sightseeing

Mt. Fuji – A Spiritual and Cultural Symbol
Nothing is as symbolic of Japan as Mt. Fuji. Standing at 3,776 meters, the mountain that straddles the prefectures of Yamanashi and Shizuoka is by far the tallest in the country, visible even from Tokyo. ...

Kyoto Sightseeing Spots by City Bus
Tokyo may be Japan’s main city, but Kyoto is the sightseeing capital. With sights like the gilded Kinkaku-ji and the geisha district of Gion being just the tip of the iceberg, Kyoto is simply unmissable. And thanks to the best bus network in Japan, Kyoto is easy to get around. ...

Harajuku – Town of Young People and Fashion
Takeshita-dori is the first sight that greets many visitors to Harajuku. And what a sight. At almost any time of the week this narrow and noisy pedestrian street is packed with a mixture of teenagers and tourists shuffling shoulder to shoulder taking in the mixture of small shops that cater to Tokyo’s punk, gothic Lolita and hip hop youth cultures. ...

Okutama – A Treasure House of Nature Only Two Hours From Tokyo
Tokyo, as most people know, is a busy cosmopolitan city with a population of over 10 million people, but there is much more to the capital city than just high-rise buildings. The town of Okutama, located in the extreme western part of Tokyo, can be reached within about two hours by train or car. Here, you will see the other side of Tokyo, a world full of beautiful nature. ...

Tsukiji – Entertaining Fish Market
It may only be a station away from the affluent and cosmopolitan streets of Ginza, yet Tsukiji couldn’t be more different. The area is a no-frills working district with a distinctly old-Tokyo feel that has become popular with Japanese and foreign tourists alike, thanks in large part to being the undisputed seafood capital of Tokyo (Tsukiji Market).

Kamakura – the Beautifully Scenic First Shogunate Capital
Take a train heading south from Tokyo for about 1 hour and you will get to Kamakura, the old Shogunate capital of Japan. MINAMOTO no Yoritomo, who became the first Shogun in Japan, created a Kamakura shogunate in order to carry out his political aims. From that time, Kamakura became a center of politics and economics but its power gradually waned when the Minamoto clan fell from power after Yoritomo’s death. ...

Akihabara – Exciting Town of Two Faces
Walking through Akihabara Station’s Electric Town exit on a Sunday afternoon can be like walking into a fancy dress party. And a noisy one at that. Girls in French maid outfits pose for cameras as they hand out flyers and vie for attention with wannabe pop idols and loudspeakers bellowing out the latest deals to be had on electronics. ...

Unveiling the Secret of Kusatsu Onsen
Kusatsu is a town like no other in Japan and it has a secret that must be personally experienced to be understood. The townsfolk are in on the secret and are more than happy to share it with visitors. So, just why are the people of Kusatsu so enthusiastic about their home? ...