- Baths in hot spring waters: Japan is home to more than 2,000 hot springs, known as "onsen", donde los visitantes pueden relajarse en aguas minerales naturales, disfrutando de paisajes serenos y experiencias culturales tradicionales únicas.
- The art of "kintsugi": consists of repairing broken ceramics with resin and gold powder, transforming damaged pieces into works of art, celebrating the beauty of imperfections in Japan.
- El "Hanami": this festival is one of the most famous in the country and one of the most beautiful and is celebrated at the arrival of spring, admiring the cherry blossom, organizing picnics under the trees in parks and gardens throughout the country.
- Temples and shrines: Japan has more than 200,000 temples and shrines, including the famous Golden Temple of Kinkaku-ji, an iconic place in Kyoto that stands out for its impressive architectural beauty and calming landscapes.
- Bullet trains: Known as "Shinkansen", which can reach speeds of up to 320 km/h, providing a fast and efficient way to travel between main cities like Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka.
- Neko Cafes: Japan is home to cat cafes, where visitors can enjoy a drink while interacting with cats, a very popular concept in cities like Tokyo and Kyoto. There are also cafes where you can spend a pleasant time surrounded by beautiful owls.
- Port of Otaru: Otaru, in Hokkaido, is known for its charming canal and historic architecture. Famous for its blown glass and fresh sushi, Otaru offers unique cultural experiences, as well as being an ideal place for romantic walks by the water.