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The island has long been a religious center, due to which a considerable number of temples and sanctuaries have been preserved on it. If you get to Hiroshima, then it is definitely worth a call. A one-way trip takes less than an hour. Sailing to the island, you can see one of the main symbols of Japan - Torii, standing in the water (at high tide). It is advisable to catch a tide, since Torii and the main sanctuary of the island look much better in high water. You need to spend several hours in Miyajima, otherwise you will not even see the main attractions. Worth trying the local fried oysters. Just like in Nara, there are arrogant deer here who hunt by begging, and for lack of a better one they eat paper and plastic.

Great place for a young family with children or people who like rabbits. The scenery is beautiful. When you arrive on the island, be prepared to pay the attack with cute little balls of fur. They will come bouncing after you. You can buy rabbit food from the main island pier to feed them. Alternatively, you can take your feed of cabbage, carrots. The landscape is also beautiful. There are some walking routes where to go and marvel at the fluffy inhabitants who will have jumped up from the bushes to greet you. However, there is a very large selection of food for people and it will be windy and cold if you visit in winter.

The Japanese manufacturer of leather bags Tsuchiya offers an elegant solution - a bag for carrying small snowmen

This is a true green oasis in the middle of Tokyo. The park is famous, in particular, for being shown in the anime "Garden of Fine Words", so if you also liked this anime, I recommend visiting it during the rain.

One of the most beautiful crater in the world. It is also one of the best thoroughfares in Japan. In addition to the amazing view and driving, the weather is really unpredictable. Even when the forecast says it will be sunny, it may not be so.