TRIP Database and Links - You can get convenience from access of Japan links.
GUESS DATABASE
Do you feel tiredness to click and flip through web pages in trip web sites?
Currently article-base travel web sites are major style.
Yet how about planning with "MACRO" perspetive?
Thinking about travle plan firstly, we tend to simulate followings
Stay days & Budget
What to do in Japan
Focusing on one tourist spot or not
Do you have enought money and time to travel? Maybe there's no worry to move across Japan to see many Japan attractive regions.
Japan regions all have unique and historical cultures. So, I am "the Japanese" person but if money and time could afford me, I definately go across Japan from Hokkaido and Kyusyu regions by any means. Because Hokkaido have snow-base playing activity is very fun. and Kyusyu area is mild and warm temperature to spend. and very clear beautiful sea beach.
Yet, almost I have to face reality about my budget.. So, I think probably we should forcus on searching in one prefecture first.
In one prefecture, it is better to find major Japan tourist spots first as major tourist spots are reasonable choice by being certified from satisfaction aspect too. (Major destinations tends to be busy to watch among tourists sometimes..)
So, help you save time to travel. we will build up basic database for expediting your travle planning.
3 KEY WORDS for travel
◆ Genre - ART, HISTORY, CASTLE etc...
◆ Region
◆ Charm point in tourist spots
Let's get a whole grasp of Japan!
English HP：★
It wasn't until the 1950s that museums began to be established all over Japan, such as museums related to science and technology in the 1960s, folk museums and local museums in the 1970s, museums and corporate museums in the 1980s. The museum to be built in was seen in fashion depending on the times.
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Tōhoku - Miyagi |
| Kyushu - Fukuoka |
| Chūgo - Tottori |
| Chūgo - Okayama |
| Kyushu - Okinawa |
| Kyushu - Saga |
| Kantō - Tochigi |
| Shikoku - Tokushima |
| Tōhoku - Yamagata |
| Chūgo - Yamaguchi |
| Chūgo - Hokkaido |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Chūgo - Okayama |
In Japan, there are many museums and galleries that were
created by throwing private personal property as well as national and prefectural governments, but there are also many science and technology museums. In addition to
national public science museums, there are also places where companies are operating technology as part of their social contribution activities. According to a survey by the
Ministry of Education, there are 106 places in the category of Science Museum in 2015, and 343 places including similar facilities. However, the number of science museums
was 20 places last year, down 5.5%, the highest number of history museums, art museums, open air museums and botanical gardens.
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Chūbu - Yamanashi |
| Chūgo - Shimane |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Kantō - Chiba |
| Kantō - Ibaraki |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
A rare museum that displays kaleidoscopes and towels, as well
as the digital art museum that makes full use of the latest technology!
There are many attractions other than exhibitions such as buildings designed by famous architects and beautiful Japanese gardens. Please also refer to beginners who are not familiar with art!
There are many attractions other than exhibitions such as buildings designed by famous architects and beautiful Japanese gardens. Please also refer to beginners who are not familiar with art!
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Fukui |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Chūbu - Ishikawa |
| Chūbu - Ishikawa |
| Chūbu - Ishikawa |
| Chūbu - Shizuoka |
| Chūbu - Shizuoka |
| Chūbu - Toyama |
| Chūbu - Yamanashi |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Chūgo - Okayama |
| Chūgo - Okayama |
| Chūgo - Okayama |
| Chūgo - Okayama |
| Chūgo - Shimane |
| Chūgo - Shimane |
| Chūgo - Shimane |
| Chūgo - Tottori |
| Chūgo - Yamaguchi |
| Chūgo - Hokkaido |
| Chūgo - Hokkaido |
| Kansai - Hyōgo |
| Kansai - Hyōgo |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Kansai - Nara |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Kansai - Shiga |
| Kantō - Chiba |
| Kantō - Gunma |
| Kantō - Gunma |
| Kantō - Ibaraki |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kantō - Tochigi |
| Kantō - Tochigi |
| Kansai - Shiga |
| Kyushu - Fukuoka |
| Kyushu - Fukuoka |
| Kyushu - Fukuoka |
| Kyushu - Fukuoka |
| Kyushu - Kagoshima |
| Kyushu - Kumamoto |
| Kyushu - Miyazaki |
| Kyushu - Nagasaki |
| Shikoku - Kagawa |
| Shikoku - Kōchi |
| Shikoku - Tokushima |
| Tōhoku - Aomori |
| Tōhoku - Fukushima |
| Tōhoku - Fukushima |
| Tōhoku - Iwate |
Today, more than 30 cities out of 47, which are the
prefectural capitals of Japan, were originally castle towns, and even now (including those rebuilt after the war) there are many places in the center of the town. A symbol
of the heart of the citizens, it is loved as a place for walks and gatherings, and is a place that attracts many tourists from inside and outside. Many people from overseas
are attracted by its majesty, beauty and presence, and it is now a big tourist spot. Of course, at the time when the castle was actually functioning, it wasn't just a symbol
of the people, it wasn't a spectacle. Still, the world of people was moving around the castle. It is no exaggeration to say that the castle has been
involved in most of the historical events and branch points leading up to the modern times.
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Fukui |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Chūbu - Nagano |
| Chūbu - Shizuoka |
| Chūbu - Shizuoka |
| Chūbu - Shizuoka |
| Chūbu - Toyama |
| Chūbu - Yamanashi |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Chūgo - Okayama |
| Chūgo - Shimane |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Kansai - Mie |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Kansai - Shiga |
| Kansai - Shiga |
| Kansai - Shiga |
| Kansai - Wakayama |
| Kantō - Chiba |
| Kantō - Chiba |
| Kantō - Chiba |
| Kantō - Chiba |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kantō - Saitama |
| Kyushu - Fukuoka |
| Kyushu - Nagasaki |
| Kyushu - Nagasaki |
| Kyushu - Saga |
| Kyushu - Saga |
| Kyushu - Saga |
| Shikoku - Ehime |
| Shikoku - Kagawa |
| Shikoku - Kōchi |
| Tōhoku - Fukushima |
| Tōhoku - Yamagata |
| Kansai - Nara |
Speaking of Japanese history, "warlords of the Warring States
period" is indispensable. Their accumulated days have given rise to many cultures. Above all, there is no shortage of wonderful anecdotes, with the
famous Nobunaga Oda, who fell in the middle of a dream trying to achieve the unification of the world. It was also during this period that the words that were still in
active use were born, such as Shimojo.
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Kantō - Saitama |
| Tōhoku - Yamagata |
| Kyushu - Nagasaki |
| Kansai - Nara |
| Shikoku - Kōchi |
| Tōhoku - Yamagata |
| Shikoku - Kōchi |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Kyushu - Nagasaki |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Kyushu - Kagoshima |
| Kyushu - Kagoshima |
| Kyushu - Okinawa |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Chūbu - Fukui |
| Chūbu - Ishikawa |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Kansai - Nara |
| Chūgo - Shimane |
| Chūgo - Tottori |
| Kansai - Nara |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Kantō - Ibaraki |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Kyushu - Miyazaki |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Kyushu - Ōita |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Kantō - Chiba |
| Kyushu - Kumamoto |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kyushu - Fukuoka |
| Kyushu - Kagoshima |
| Kyushu - Nagasaki |
| Kantō - Saitama |
| Shikoku - Ehime |
| Tōhoku - Miyagi |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kansai - Hyōgo |
| Kyushu - Kagoshima |
| Kyushu - Nagasaki |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Tōhoku - Miyagi |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Tōhoku - Miyagi |
| Chūgo - Okayama |
| Hikaru Memorial Hall |
| John Lennon Museum |
| Mogami Yoshiaki Historical Museum |
| Syusaku Endo Literature Museum |
| Tomimoto Kenkichi Memorial Museum *Close |
| Tosa Yamauchi Family Treasury and Archives |
| Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum |
| Sakamoto Ryōma Memorial Museum ★ |
| Sen-oku Hakuko Kan ★ |
| Siebold Memorial Museum |
| Fukuromachi Elementary School Peace Museum |
| Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum |
| Honkawa Elementary School Peace Museum |
| Kyoto Museum for World Peace |
| Osaka International Peace Center ★ |
| Bansei Tokkō Peace Museum |
| Chiran Peace Museum for Kamikaze ★ |
| Okinawa Prefectural Peace Memorial Museum ★ |
| Liberty Osaka |
| Osaka Prefectural Chikatsu Asuka Museum ★ |
| Fukui Prefectural Museum of Cultural History |
| Ishikawa Prefectural History Museum ★ |
| Kyoto National Museum |
| Nara National Museum |
| Shimane Museum of Ancient Izumo |
| Tottori City Historical Museum |
| Asuka Historical Museum ★ |
| Osaka Maritime Museum |
| Hiroshima Prefectural Museum of History |
| Toyohashi City Museum Art and History |
| Ibaraki Prefectural Museum of History |
| Gifu City Museum of History ★ |
| Miyazaki Prefectural Museum of Nature and History |
| Hiroshima City Museum of History and Traditional Crafts |
| Ōita Prefectural Museum of History |
| Kyoto City History Museum |
| Ryozen Museum of History ★ |
| National Museum of Japanese History |
| Kumamoto Prefectural Ancient Burial Mound Museum |
| Yokohama Archives of History |
| Yokohama History Museum ★ |
| Kyushu Historical Museum ★ |
|
Reimeikan, Kagoshima Prefectural Center for Historical Material |
| Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture |
| Saitama Prefectural Museum of the Sakitama Ancient Burial Mounds |
| Museum of Ehime History and Culture |
| Tōhoku History Museum ★ |
| Japanese battleship Mikasa |
| Kobe Maritime Museum |
| Museum of the Meiji Restoration |
| Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum ◆ |
| NYK Maritime Museum |
| Satohama shell mound |
| Shin-Yokohama Raumen Museum |
| Shiogama Jinja |
| Bizen Traditional Industry Hall, located in Imbe Station |
A museum is a collective term for facilities that are
exhibited for many visitors while collecting and studying academically valuable materials such as art, culture, and history. Therefore, aquariums, zoos, botanical gardens,
museums, etc. can be thought of as museums in a large sense, but in Japan, they are generally considered as separate names. In addition, all the facilities such as museum,
science museum, memorial hall, history museum will be included in the museum.
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūgo - Okayama |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Kyushu - Fukuoka |
| Kyushu - Saga |
| Kansai - Wakayama |
| Kansai - Hyōgo |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūgo - Hokkaido |
| Kyushu - Nagasaki |
| Tōhoku - Miyagi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Chūbu - Shizuoka |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Kantō - Gunma |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Kantō - Saitama |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Chūgo - Hokkaido |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Chūbu - Nagano |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Chūbu - Shizuoka |
| Chūgo - Tottori |
| Chūgo - Tottori |
| Chūgo - Hokkaido |
| Chūgo - Hokkaido |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Kansai - Mie |
| Kansai - Shiga |
| Kantō - Chiba |
| Chūgo - Hokkaido |
| Kantō - Gunma |
| Kyushu - Kumamoto |
| Shikoku - Tokushima |
| Shikoku - Kōchi |
| Tōhoku - Miyagi |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Chūbu - Ishikawa |
| Chūbu - Ishikawa |
| Kansai - Hyōgo |
| Kansai - Hyōgo |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Chūbu - Ishikawa |
| Shikoku - Ehime |
| Shikoku - Kagawa |
| Kantō - Saitama |
| Chūgo - Tottori |
| Chūbu - Fukui |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Tōhoku - Fukushima |
| Chūgo - Yamaguchi |
| Kantō - Tochigi |
| Kyushu - Nagasaki |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Tōhoku - Yamagata |
| Kantō - Gunma |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Shikoku - Kagawa |
| Kansai - Nara |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Chūbu - Shizuoka |
| Chūbu - Gifu |
| Kyushu - Fukuoka |
| Chūbu - Nagano |
| Chūgo - Hokkaido |
| Kantō - Tochigi |
| Chūgo - Hokkaido |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Chūbu - Nagano |
| Chūbu - Nagano |
| Shikoku - Ehime |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Chūbu - Ishikawa |
| Tōhoku - Miyagi |
| Chūgo - Okayama |
| Chūgo - Hiroshima |
| Kantō - Tochigi |
| Chūgo - Shimane |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kyushu - Saga |
| Chūbu - Ishikawa |
| Chūbu - Aichi |
| Kansai - Osaka |
| Kansai - Mie |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kansai - Kyoto |
| Kyushu - Nagasaki |
| Kansai - Mie |
| Chūbu - Shizuoka |
| Tōhoku - Miyagi |
| Kyushu - Kagoshima |
| Kantō - Kanagawa |
| Kyushu - Saga |
|
Tōhoku - Miyagi Kansai - Hyogo
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| Nissan Engine Museum |
| Toyota Automobile Museum |
| Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology |
| Okayama Prefecture Bizen Ceramics ★ |
| Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum |
| Fukuoka Oriental Ceramics Museum |
| Kyushu Ceramic Museum |
| Wakayama Prefectural Museum |
| Kobe City Museum |
| Noritake Garden ★ |
| Hokkaido University Botanical Gardens |
| Glover Garden |
| Saitō Garden (Ishinomaki) |
| Nagoya City Tram & Subway Museum |
| Hiroshima City Transportation Museum |
| Sakuma Rail Park |
| SCMaglev and Railway Park |
| Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park |
| Hara Model Railway Museum |
| Modern Transportation Museum |
| Railway Museum (Saitama) ◆ |
| Umekoji Steam Locomotive Museum |
| Hakodate City Museum of Northern Peoples |
| Japan Coast Guard Museum |
| Yamato Museum |
| Japan Ukiyo-e Museum |
| Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Money Museum |
| Japan Spinning Top Museum |
| Little World Museum of Man |
| Masamura Pachinko Museum |
| Nawa Insect Museum |
| Ōta-juku Nakasendō Museum |
| Toi Gold Museum |
| Sand Museum ★ |
| Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum |
| Sapporo Beer Museum |
| Taiho Sumo Museum |
| The Tale of Genji Museum |
| Iga-ryū Ninja Museum ★ |
| Kawara Museum |
| Hoki Museum |
| Asahikawa Museum of Sculpture |
| Asama Volcano Museum |
| Aso Volcano Museum |
| Awa Odori Kaikan ★ |
| Ino Paper Museum |
| Ishinomori Manga Museum |
| Japan Coast Guard Museum Yokohama |
| Kanazawa Phonograph Museum ★ |
| Kanazawa Yasue Gold Leaf Museum |
| Kobe Anpanman Children's Museum & Mall |
| Kobe City Museum of Literature |
| Kyoto International Manga Museum ★ |
| Meiji Mura |
| Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum ★ |
| Museum of Tin Toys |
| Nippon Origami Museum |
| Saka no Ue no Kumo Museum |
| Shikoku Mura |
| Tokorozawa Aviation Museum |
| Tottori Folk Crafts Museum |
| Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum ◆ |
| Yokohama Customs Museum |
| Yokohama Port Museum |
| Yokohama Silk Museum ★ |
| Hiroshima City Ebayama Museum of Meteorology ★ |
| Picture Book Museum, Iwaki City |
| Shimonoseki City Archaeological Museum |
| Bandai Museum |
| Confucius Shrine, Nagasaki |
| Cormorant Fishing House |
| Domon Ken Photography Museum |
| Gunma Insect World ★ |
| Hakone Open-Air Museum |
| Hida Minzoku Mura Folk Village |
| Sanuki Kokubun-ji |
| Shōsōin |
| Solar Ark |
| Arai Barrier |
| Enkū Museum |
| Gorōyama kofun |
| Hijiri Museum ★ |
| Hokkaido Museum of Northern Peoples |
| Honda Collection Hall |
| Hongō Shin Memorial Museum of Sculpture |
| International Design Centre Nagoya |
| Jōkyō Gimin Memorial Museum |
| Kaichi School Museum |
| Kaimei School ★ |
| Kamakura Museum of Literature |
| Kamakura Museum of National Treasures |
| Kanazawa Bunko |
| Kanazawa Yuwaku Yumeji-kan Museum ★ |
| Kanrantei |
| Kawasaki Medical School |
| Kōsan-ji |
| Kurita Museum |
| Lafcadio Hearn Memorial Museum |
| Lalique Museum Hakone |
| Matsurokan |
| Muro Saisei Kinenkan Museum |
| Nagoya Noh Theater ★ |
| National Museum of Ethnology (Japan) |
| Natsumi Temple complex |
| Nihon Minka-en ★ |
| Number Nine Research Laboratory |
| Ōkōchi Sansō |
| Saikai Pearl Sea Resort ★ |
| Saikū |
| Shijimizuka site |
| Toyoma Education Museum |
| Uenohara site |
| Yamate Museum ★ |
| Yoshinogari site |
|
Zuihōden Nojima Fault Preservation Museum
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Before you go to Japan
It is possible to move smoothly by preliminary
inspection.
The shortest and efficient move When
traveling from one country to another, or from city to city, you will be able to move smoothly just by checking the information in advance.
Once you leave the inn, such as travel routes, how to get from the airport to the city, the fare and time, you will not be able to use the internet once.
You will need to do some research before you get to the next
inn.
The worst thing is to ask the person who is there, but sometimes it's not the shortest or you won't be called. Some people think it is rude to say that they do not know, and sometimes they say something appropriate.
If you want the fastest, most efficient and smoothest way to go, check in advance.