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- How to Explore Japan Virtually from The Comfort of Your Home
- Marvel at The Sunrise from The Top of Mt. Fuji
- Explore Himeji Castle
- Walk Shibuya Crossing – The Busiest Crossing in The World
- Virtually Get Soaked in A Japanese Onsen Bath
- Go on A Virtual Train Ride in Luxury
- Attend The Saga Balloon Festival
- Take A Stroll Around The Hitachi Seaside Park
- Huis Ten Bosch – A Taste of Holland in Japan
- Adachi Museum of Art and Most Beautiful Zen Garden of Japan
In Japanese the term Hanami is used to mean “viewing the Sakura blossom”. Since 2012, it has been possible to see the yearly bloom of Sakura within Japan through Google Street view. Just like walking around in real life, you’ll walk around with other revellers, sharing the experience of marvelling at the cherry blossoms, all without having to worry...
With Google Street view you can do it any time of the year, without preparation and from the comfort of your own chair. The sunrise from the top looks amazing, and it’s interesting to see how Fuji-san looks up close and how many people you encounter on the route up. For the virtually climb Mt. Fuji go here and for the real life climbing Fuji go her...
Use Street view to see the castle, walk around the castle complex and explore Koko-en, the castle gardens. To visit Himeji castle virtually go here and here to visit Himejifor the real-life experience.
Shibuya itself is famous for fashion, youth culture, many kinds of entertainment, and endless shopping opportunities. Don’t limit yourself to seeing just Shibuya crossing, see where adventure leads you in the Shibuya ward. To see Shibuya Virtually go here and to learn more about Shibuya read: The Ultimate Guide to Shibuya, Tokyo.
There are countless Onsen around Japan. As a starting point visit: Manza Onsen Nisshin Kan, Jinata Hot spring or Shirahama Onsen. Try a search yourself, as you never know what you may find, such as these cute capibara taking a bath. Learn more about Japanese bathing here.
Have a wander around the most luxurious Shinkansen car class offered, the Shinkansen “Gran Class”. Then, walk down the train and compare that with how most people travel. Jump right in here.
Walk around and see the many hot air balloons take to the sky. There’s no need to wait until fall, you can experience the festival right now herethrough Street View.
The park has around 200 hectares that are open to the public, and makes for great hikes, that can be done all digitally. The colours of the park are completely different each season, so you’ll want to come more than once. Visit the Hitachi Seaside park digitally here
At first glance when walking around Huis ten Bosch, it very much looks like a European town. However, once you start looking at the details, then you begin seeing the Japanese influence on things. It’s a fun little game of I spy with my little eye. Start spotting yourself right here.
It’s possible to virtually walk both the Zen garden and the galleries that host most of the museum’s twentieth century paintings. Visit the Adachi Museum virtually here.
Learn how to find your destination in Japan with Google Maps, a tool that shows you the best routes, times, and options for public transport. Discover the advantages, tips, and tricks of using Google Maps for your travel itinerary in Japan.
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