Japan combines large modern cities with temple districts, gardens and memorial sites, and OFAQ WORLD covers 5 Japanese destinations. Each guide maps real, named places with practical notes, so you can compare cities and decide how to split your time between them.
Tokyo is the largest guide, with 100 places including Shibuya Crossing, Senso-ji in Asakusa and the views from Tokyo Skytree; it lists HND and NRT as its airports. Kyoto follows with 93 places among temples, geisha districts and gardens, and Osaka with 91 places built around street food, castles and neon nights. The Kyoto and Osaka guides both list KIX as their airport.
Beyond the three largest guides, Hiroshima (25 places) covers the Peace Memorial Park and Museum, the Atomic Bomb Dome and the island of Miyajima. In the north, the Sapporo guide (25 places) takes in Odori Park, the Nijo seafood market and night views from Mount Moiwa. Pick a city below to open its full guide and start planning.
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5 city guides in Japan
HiroshimaThe Peace Memorial Park and Museum, the Atomic Bomb Dome, and Miyajima25 places
KyotoTemples, geisha districts, and gardens93 places
OsakaStreet food, castles, and neon nights91 places
SapporoOdori Park, the Nijo seafood market, and night views from Mount Moiwa25 places
TokyoShibuya Crossing, Senso-ji in Asakusa, and views from Tokyo Skytree100 places
Questions travellers ask
- Which cities in Japan does OFAQ WORLD cover?
- Hiroshima, Kyoto, Osaka, Sapporo and Tokyo: 5 guides in total.
- Which Japanese guide has the most places?
- Tokyo, with 100 places, followed by Kyoto with 93 and Osaka with 91.
- Which airports do the Japan guides list?
- The Tokyo guide lists HND and NRT. The Kyoto and Osaka guides both list KIX.
- What does the Hiroshima guide cover?
- The Peace Memorial Park and Museum, the Atomic Bomb Dome and Miyajima, across 25 places.
- What is there to see in Sapporo?
- The Sapporo guide covers Odori Park, the Nijo seafood market and night views from Mount Moiwa.