Local guide

You can enjoy beautiful architecture and nature at the historic Jindaiji Temple, said to have opened in the mid-8th century. The stunning main gate and temple building are must-sees!

The old-fashioned streets also remain in the surrounding area, so you can also experience a taste of what Japan was like in the old days. There are various things to enjoy for everyone, including eating soba noodles, a local specialty, and making your own pottery!

Go off the beaten path and enjoy Japanese experience like no other at Jindaiji Temple!

Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami Osawa is an outlet mall you can get to from Shinjuku without having to transfer trains. The vast complex with about 110 stores is irresistible for all shopping-lovers!

After having fun at Yomiuri Land, how about also enjoying some shopping?

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This is an indoor theme park where you can interact with Sanrio's characters, including "Hello Kitty." Immerse yourself in the world of Sanrio's characters to your heart's content, with such features as the exciting parade, attractions where you can take pictures with Hello Kitty, and more.

Yomiuri Land and Sanrio Puroland are close to each other, so a lot of people enjoy both amusement parks in a single day!

Discount tickets

If you want to have fun at a discount, we recommend a special one-day ticket that includes a round-trip on the Keio Line and admission into Yomiuri Land.

For details, see the ticket website KLOOK.

Go along the Keio Line with a discount ticket!

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Fujiko F. Fujio is the comic artist who created "Doraemon", a character representative of Japan. Through his works, this museum lets you see the lure of comics.

Come here to see the origin of "Cool Japan," that fascinated the world!

Do you know about the "maneki neko" (beckoning cat)? This is an ornament that has been passed down for a long time in Japan as a good-luck charm.

At Gotokuji Temple, you can see tons of maneki neko ornaments! There are cats, cats, and more cats as far as the eye can see. Their cuteness is sure to captivate you.

Of course, the maneki neko ornaments are not the only thing worth seeing. On the grounds, there still remains the charms of traditional Japanese Buddhist temples, including a three-story pagoda, a bell tower, and more.

After having fun at Yomiuri Land, how about refreshing yourself at a historic temple with maneki neko ornaments?

If you are taking a longer trip, how about going to either Hakone or Enoshima?

At Hakone's representative hot spring town, you can experience traditional Japanese hot spring culture. There are also tourist spots around the area, including Lake Ashinoko and Owakudani, so you are sure to have fun for a whole day!

Enoshima is a little closer than Hakone, and has a distinctively beautiful town that faces the ocean. The scenery at sunset is magnificent, and this is a well-known spot for picturesque scenery in Japan. There are also a lot of other things worth seeing including Enoshima Shrine, Enoshima Aquarium, and more! We also recommend that you enjoy Japan's seafood.