All 45 places on this map are pinned at their exact location, grouped into 11 areas (Day 1-2 - Tokyo Arrival & City, Day 3 - Sendai, Day 4 - Matsushima Bay and more). Each one comes with a short note on what it is and why it is worth your time. Browsing is free, and with an Ikuzo account you can copy the whole map and reshape it into your own trip.
Tokyo's oldest temple, Asakusa landmark
Old-town shopping street with retro atmosphere
Vintage shops, live music bars, bohemian vibe
Famous beef tongue restaurant, Sendai specialty
Hilltop ruins with panoramic city views
Date Masamune's ornate mausoleum
Connected by red bridge, peaceful island walks
Important Zen temple with Date clan connection
One of Japan's three scenic views, 260 pine islands
1,000-step climb to mountain temple, Basho's poetry inspiration
Fresh seafood market, less touristy than Tsukiji
Ancient coastal shrine between Sendai and Matsushima
Island where cats outnumber humans, cat shrines and fishing village
Beautifully rebuilt castle on original site
Unique double-helix wooden pagoda, walk up and down without retracing steps
Sake brewery with tours and tastings
Reconstructed samurai residence complex
Ornate, colorful shrine with three wise monkeys
Less crowded than Toshogu, arguably more atmospheric
Sacred red lacquered bridge, beautiful in any season
Famous for wisteria, illumination events, seasonal displays
Meiji-era Western-style architecture
Peaceful morning walk spot surrounded by forest
Scenic waterfall in the Karuizawa mountains
Main street with bakeries, jam shops, mountain town charm
Modern art in a forest setting, rain day option
Famous bamboo grove with matcha tea
Largest Chinatown in Japan
Iconic Great Buddha of Kamakura
Coastal island with caves, shrine, ocean views
Waterfront skyline, Landmark Tower, modern Yokohama

Coordinates: 35.7026196, 139.7264548

垂水遺跡 #torii

満田屋 This is a miso specialty shop established in 1834. You can enjoy Aizu's local dish "Miso Tadaku" inside the store. More info: https://www.mitsutaya.jp/ IG post: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cy0f9vWM-9Y/?img_index=4 #food

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Hase-dera, commonly called the Hase-kannon is one of the Buddhist temples in the city of Kamakura in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, famous for housing a massive wooden statue of Kannon.
Best yakitori in Tokyo? Michelin star. Delicious and friendly owners. Need booking one month in advance. #yakitori

御霊神社 #torii

Sugimotodera Temple, founded by Gyoki, is said to be the oldest sacred ground in Kamakura, existing prior to Minamoto Yoritomo's arrival. Its mossy stone stairway lined by banners covered in calligraphy representing the eleven-faced Goddess of Mercy, Kannon, allow visitors to sense its rich history.

