Japanese food culture

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Hokkaido ・Tohoku

Hokkaido offers an overwhelmingly large scale of natural beauty.
The Tohoku region offers a rich variety of attractions such as abundant nature, a variety of hot springs, and energetic summer festivals.
From Osaka to Hokkaido, take an airplane. Tohoku is a large area, so use the Shinkansen , airplane, or ferry depending on your destination.

Kanto

Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is one of the largest cities in the world for fashion and cultural trends.
In the adjacent area, historic shrines and temples, hot springs, and natural beauty abound.
Use the plane or bullet train from Osaka, depending on your destination.

Chubu

Fuji, the world-famous highest mountain in Japan, the Japanese Alps, and one of the largest tea plantations in Japan, and winter sports can be enjoyed in winter, especially on the Sea of Japan side.
Use the plane or bullet train from Osaka, depending on your destination.

Kinki

Osaka, the host city of EXPO 2025, is a city where the old and new are interwoven, as if the entire city were a theme park.
Kyoto and Nara are immensely popular as ancient capitals, and Koyasan and Ise-Jingu Shrine, sacred sites in Japan, are also located here.
Use the train or bus from Osaka, depending on your destination.

Chugoku・Shikoku

The Seto Inland Sea, home to the historically famous Hiroshima Prefecture and the Shimanami Kaido, a sacred land for cyclists that connects Hiroshima and Ehime , is attractive for its many islands and art.
The Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage is also popular.
Use the Shinkansen, airplane, or ferry from Osaka, depending on your destination.

Kyushu ・Okinawa

This area includes Fukuoka, the gateway to Kyushu, famous for its food stalls, Nagasaki, with its history of international trade, and Oita, with its many hot spring sources.
Okinawa has a unique culture and rich natural environment, and its beautiful beaches are popular diving spots.
From Osaka to Okinawa, take an airplane. Kyushu is a large area, so use the Shinkansen , airplane, or ferry depending on your destination.