Visit one of the most iconic structure in Osaka, full of history, and specially during the spring you can see more than 3,000 cherry blossom trees.

Visit the first official temple of Japan, and learn with the help of your guide the difference between Buddhism and Shintoism

Visit the 'New World', where the city comes a live, but is also 'Frozen in time', discover the history behind the Tsutenkaku tower and the beginning of the Kushikatsu

Visit the fish market of Osaka with over 200 years of history.

Walk thorught one of the most famous and iconic street in Japan, where you can eat loads of food and do some shopping.

Stroll aroound the deer that roam freely in the park, where you can feed and pet them.

Visit the Great Buddha Hall, where you can learn more about the Buddhism the was spread in Japan through this temple.

Despite the name, Hall of the Second Month, if you visit it in March, you will be able to see the festival.

One of the most important shrines not just in Nara, but in the whole Japan. Kasuga Taisha protects the virgim forest that no one can enter. It is also known as shrine of the Lanterns

Visit the arashiyama area, where you can visit the Bamboo Groove, and the monkey park.

The iconic Kinkaku-ji is a stunning golden pavilion in Kyoto, rebuilt after a 1950s fire and now covered in brilliant gold leaf, reflecting beautifully over its surrounding pond.

The place where you can see Geishas or Maikos if you are lucky enough.

Visit the temple of the Pure Water, where a monk was travelling north to find the pure water, and he managed to find this place and then built the temple.

The must go place if you are visiting Kyoto, the shrine of 10,000 gates.