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"Where in Japan would you like to travel?"
We offer a selection of specially curated destinations across Japan, each boasting breathtaking scenery. Any one of these locations is sure to add a touch of magic to your shared story.
Your journey begins the moment you choose your destination. Encounter stunning landscapes, share unforgettable moments, and bring the trip to a moving climax with a proposal she will cherish forever.
We are here to help you create a deeply memorable proposal, crafted exclusively for the two of you.
Discover your ideal getaway across Japan’s nine unique regions.
From Hokkaido to Okinawa, find the perfect destination for an unforgettable trip together.
Hokkaido, Japan’s northern island, mesmerizes with untouched wilderness and distinct seasons. Famous for world-class powder snow in winter and vibrant flower fields in summer, it offers breathtaking nature year-round. Visitors can feast on incredibly fresh seafood, rich dairy products, and iconic local dishes, then unwind in tranquil natural hot springs. Hokkaido delivers an unforgettable escape for adventurers and food lovers alike.
1. Mount Hakodate Observatory
A world-famous night view spot created by the unique terrain sandwiched between Tsugaru Strait and Hakodate Bay. The sight of the city lights glittering from dusk into the night is truly breathtaking.
- Take the ropeway to reach the summit in about 3 minutes.
- Enjoy a dynamic panorama of the coastline and cityscape during the day.
- Features an outdoor observation deck as well as restaurants and gift shops.
2. Otaru Canal
A historic heritage site that once supported port logistics in Hokkaido, lined with historic stone warehouses. At dusk, gas lamps are lit, enveloping the area in a nostalgic atmosphere.
- Enjoy strolling along the walkway or taking a canal cruise to view the scenery from the water.
- A walking area surrounded by glassware shops, music box museums, and famous confectionery stores.
- Offers distinct seasonal charm, with the snowy winter light-up being particularly mesmerizing.
3. Shirogane Blue Pond
Located in Biei Town, this scenic spot is immensely popular on social media and TV for its mystical contrast between cobalt blue water and withered larch trees.
- The water color transforms depending on sunlight, weather, and the season.
- Offers year-round appeal, from lush greenery and autumn leaves to winter illuminations.
- Recommended to combine with a tour of the surrounding hills of Biei and hot spring areas.
4. Asahikawa City Asahiyama Zoo
Japan's northernmost zoo, famous for its "behavioral exhibition" that brings out the natural habits and abilities of animals. You can observe creatures up close in dynamic, lively environments.
- The Polar Bear Pavilion and Seal Pavilion, where animals swim dynamically in large pools, are hugely popular.
- The "Penguin Walk," held exclusively in winter, is a signature seasonal event.
- Packed with thoughtful features that allow visitors of all ages to enjoy animals living
5. Farm Tomita
A famous flower farm representing the Furano region, featuring vast fields of lavender that bloom every summer. The contrast with the Tokachidake Mountain Range in the background is spectacular.
- Features the colorful "Irodori Field," offering a rainbow of seasonal flowers alongside lavender.
- Famous for its exclusive lavender soft-serve ice cream and original lavender products.
- Shops and cafes open in alignment with the blooming season.
6.Noboribetsu Jigokudani (Hell Valley)
A explosion crater created by the volcanic activity of Mount Hiyori. Its steaming vents and rugged rock faces create a hellish landscape, serving as a primary hot spring source in Hokkaido.
- Well-maintained boardwalks allow visitors to walk near the thermal vents and hot spring sources.
- Massive volumes of hot spring water gush out every minute to supply the surrounding spa town.
- Illumination events like "Demon's Fire Trail" are held at night for a mystical atmosphere.
7.Shiretoko Five Lakes
Five mysterious lakes nestled quietly in the primeval forests of Shiretoko, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. Beautiful scenery reflects the Shiretoko Mountain Range across the water's surface.
- An elevated wooden path equipped with an electric fence allows safe, barrier-free viewing.
- Guided nature tours along the ground-level trails offer an immersive wilderness experience.
- A natural treasure trove where you can encounter wildlife and alpine flora firsthand.
8.Lake Toya
A scenic caldera lake with Nakajima Island floating in its center, known as an ice-free lake that never freezes year-round. Hot spring towns and scenic overlooks dot the shores.
- Rich in water activities such as sight-seeing cruises and kayaking.
- Hosts long-running nightly fireworks displays from late April through late October.
- Experience the dynamic active volcanic landscapes of Mount Showa-shinzan and Mount Usu nearby.
The Tohoku region, in northern Japan, captivates with rich traditions, breathtaking nature, and warm hospitality. Renowned for vibrant summer festivals, scenic mountain landscapes, and relaxing hot springs, it offers a peaceful journey through historic towns and pristine wilderness. Travelers can savor delicious local cuisine, including fresh seafood and premium rice, making Tohoku a deeply rewarding cultural escape.
1.Oirase Mountain Stream
（ Aomori Prefecture）
Extending about 14 km from Lake Towada, this crystal-clear mountain stream is one of Tohoku's leading scenic natural spots, offering dynamic waterfalls, lush fresh green vegetation, and vibrant autumn foliage.
- English: Well-maintained walking trails make it easy to enjoy hiking while immersing yourself in nature and negative ions.
- English: Dynamic mountain stream views and numerous famous waterfalls, including the powerful "Ashura Rapids."
- English: Especially popular during the fresh green season in May–June and the vivid autumn leaf season in late October.
2.Chuson-ji Temple
（ Iwate Prefecture）
The central temple complex of the UNESCO World Heritage site "Hiraizumi," preserving numerous historical buildings and cultural treasures that represent the Pure Land Buddhist paradise of the Heian period.
- The dazzling National Treasure "Konjikido" (Golden Hall), completely covered in gold leaf.
- A treasure trove of Heian-period Buddhist art, housing thousands of valuable cultural artifacts.
- The atmospheric approach called "Tsukimi-zaka," lined with majestic, centuries-old cedar trees.
3.Ryusendo Cave
（Iwate Prefecture）
Counted among Japan's three major limestone caves, it is famous for its magical underground lakes with world-class water clarity known as "Dragon Blue."
- Mysterious underground lakes featuring captivating blue waters, including the 3rd lake reaching a depth of 98 meters.
- A fantastical cavernous space illuminated with colorful lights highlighting unique stalactite formations.
- The cave maintains a cool temperature of around 10°C year-round, making it a refreshing destination in summer.
4.Matsushima
（Miyagi Prefecture）
Renowned as one of the "Three Views of Japan," this picturesque bay contains over 260 pine-clad islets creating a painting-like landscape.
- Sightseeing boat cruises that allow you to tour the uniquely shaped islands throughout the bay.
- Rich historical sites including Zuigan-ji Temple (a National Treasure) and Fukuura Island with its iconic red bridge.
- Fresh local Sanriku seafood delicacies, particularly famous for fresh oysters.
5.Kakunodate Samurai District
（Akita Prefecture）
Often referred to as the "Little Kyoto of Michinoku," this historical district preserves samurai residences and distinctive black wooden fences dating back to the Edo period.
- Explore authentic samurai manors and traditional streetscapes heavily steeped in Edo-period history.
- A renowned cherry blossom spot where weeping cherry trees bloom beautifully against the black wooden walls in spring.
- Rickshaw rides offering a charming and traditional way to tour the historic neighborhood.
6.Ginzan Onsen
（Yamagata Prefecture）
A nostalgic hot spring town where multi-storied wooden inns from the Taisho era line both sides of the Ginzan River, creating a scene reminiscent of traveling back in time.
7.Shiretoko Five Lakes
Five mysterious lakes nestled quietly in the primeval forests of Shiretoko, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. Beautiful scenery reflects the Shiretoko Mountain Range across the water's surface.
- An elevated wooden path equipped with an electric fence allows safe, barrier-free viewing.
- Guided nature tours along the ground-level trails offer an immersive wilderness experience.
- A natural treasure trove where you can encounter wildlife and alpine flora firsthand.
8.Lake Toya
A scenic caldera lake with Nakajima Island floating in its center, known as an ice-free lake that never freezes year-round. Hot spring towns and scenic overlooks dot the shores.
- Rich in water activities such as sight-seeing cruises and kayaking.
- Hosts long-running nightly fireworks displays from late April through late October.
- Experience the dynamic active volcanic landscapes of Mount Showa-shinzan and Mount Usu nearby.
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1.Oirase Mountain Stream
（ Aomori Prefecture）
Extending about 14 km from Lake Towada, this crystal-clear mountain stream is one of Tohoku's leading scenic natural spots, offering dynamic waterfalls, lush fresh green vegetation, and vibrant autumn foliage.
- English: Well-maintained walking trails make it easy to enjoy hiking while immersing yourself in nature and negative ions.
- English: Dynamic mountain stream views and numerous famous waterfalls, including the powerful "Ashura Rapids."
- English: Especially popular during the fresh green season in May–June and the vivid autumn leaf season in late October.
2.Chuson-ji Temple
（ Iwate Prefecture）
The central temple complex of the UNESCO World Heritage site "Hiraizumi," preserving numerous historical buildings and cultural treasures that represent the Pure Land Buddhist paradise of the Heian period.
- The dazzling National Treasure "Konjikido" (Golden Hall), completely covered in gold leaf.
- A treasure trove of Heian-period Buddhist art, housing thousands of valuable cultural artifacts.
- The atmospheric approach called "Tsukimi-zaka," lined with majestic, centuries-old cedar trees.
3.Ryusendo Cave
（Iwate Prefecture）
Counted among Japan's three major limestone caves, it is famous for its magical underground lakes with world-class water clarity known as "Dragon Blue."
- Mysterious underground lakes featuring captivating blue waters, including the 3rd lake reaching a depth of 98 meters.
- A fantastical cavernous space illuminated with colorful lights highlighting unique stalactite formations.
- The cave maintains a cool temperature of around 10°C year-round, making it a refreshing destination in summer.
4.Matsushima
（Miyagi Prefecture）
Renowned as one of the "Three Views of Japan," this picturesque bay contains over 260 pine-clad islets creating a painting-like landscape.
- Sightseeing boat cruises that allow you to tour the uniquely shaped islands throughout the bay.
- Rich historical sites including Zuigan-ji Temple (a National Treasure) and Fukuura Island with its iconic red bridge.
- Fresh local Sanriku seafood delicacies, particularly famous for fresh oysters.
5.Kakunodate Samurai District
（Akita Prefecture）
Often referred to as the "Little Kyoto of Michinoku," this historical district preserves samurai residences and distinctive black wooden fences dating back to the Edo period.
- Explore authentic samurai manors and traditional streetscapes heavily steeped in Edo-period history.
- A renowned cherry blossom spot where weeping cherry trees bloom beautifully against the black wooden walls in spring.
- Rickshaw rides offering a charming and traditional way to tour the historic neighborhood.
6.Ginzan Onsen
（Yamagata Prefecture）
A nostalgic hot spring town where multi-storied wooden inns from the Taisho era line both sides of the Ginzan River, creating a scene reminiscent of traveling back in time.
3.Ryusendo Cave
（Iwate Prefecture）
Counted among Japan's three major limestone caves, it is famous for its magical underground lakes with world-class water clarity known as "Dragon Blue."
- Mysterious underground lakes featuring captivating blue waters, including the 3rd lake reaching a depth of 98 meters.
- A fantastical cavernous space illuminated with colorful lights highlighting unique stalactite formations.
- The cave maintains a cool temperature of around 10°C year-round, making it a refreshing destination in summer.
4.Matsushima
（Miyagi Prefecture）
Renowned as one of the "Three Views of Japan," this picturesque bay contains over 260 pine-clad islets creating a painting-like landscape.
- Sightseeing boat cruises that allow you to tour the uniquely shaped islands throughout the bay.
- Rich historical sites including Zuigan-ji Temple (a National Treasure) and Fukuura Island with its iconic red bridge.
- Fresh local Sanriku seafood delicacies, particularly famous for fresh oysters.
1. Mount Hakodate Observatory
A world-famous night view spot created by the unique terrain sandwiched between Tsugaru Strait and Hakodate Bay. The sight of the city lights glittering from dusk into the night is truly breathtaking.
- Take the ropeway to reach the summit in about 3 minutes.
- Enjoy a dynamic panorama of the coastline and cityscape during the day.
- Features an outdoor observation deck as well as restaurants and gift shops.
2. Otaru Canal
A historic heritage site that once supported port logistics in Hokkaido, lined with historic stone warehouses. At dusk, gas lamps are lit, enveloping the area in a nostalgic atmosphere.
- The Polar Bear Pavilion and Seal Pavilion, where animals swim dynamically in large pools, are hugely popular.
- The "Penguin Walk," held exclusively in winter, is a signature seasonal event.
- Packed with thoughtful features that allow visitors of all ages to enjoy animals living
3. Shirogane Blue Pond
Located in Biei Town, this scenic spot is immensely popular on social media and TV for its mystical contrast between cobalt blue water and withered larch trees.
- The water color transforms depending on sunlight, weather, and the season.
- Offers year-round appeal, from lush greenery and autumn leaves to winter illuminations.
- Recommended to combine with a tour of the surrounding hills of Biei and hot spring areas.
4. Asahikawa City Asahiyama Zoo
A world-famous night view spot created by the unique terrain sandwiched between Tsugaru Strait and Hakodate Bay. The sight of the city lights glittering from dusk into the night is truly breathtaking.
・Take the ropeway to reach the summit in about 3 minutes.
・Enjoy a dynamic panorama of the coastline and cityscape during the day.
・Features an outdoor observation deck as well as restaurants and gift shops.
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