MUST-GO Places in Japan
recommended by
Tails Travel＆Trade Dog Traveller who knows Japan inside out.
Tokyo
PAWSOME TRIP TO MT.FUJI & TOKYO
TOKYO & MT.FUJI with Furry Kids shoud be pawsome ever!
TOKYO and Mt.Fuji are the first TWO MUST-GO places in Japan with your furry kids.
Tsukiji Fish Market (Dogs are allowed at Outer Market)
Asakusa- Spiritual ambiance of Sensoji Temple, shopping traditional crafts, snacks, and trinkets on Nakamise-dori Str a colorful 250-meter shopping avenue
<Optional>
Rent a Kimono
dinner at a dog friendly restaurant in Asakusa-Okonomi-yakki (Japanese pancake)
Head out for an ealry morning walk and relux in the Bayside park in Yokohama
Lunch at China Town
Kimono Photo Session with Dog Photograper
<Animal hospital >
Export health ceritificate
Japanese Cooking Lesson & Lunch
Tea Celemony experience
The Owakudani Volcanic Steam Zone
Hakone Shrine where a path leads from the torii gate in Lake Ashinoko up a series of steps to the main building of the shrine.
Hakone Sekisho Check point
Arakurayama Sengen Park: Spectacular views of Mt. Fuji, cherry blossoms and crimson pagoda
Oshino Hakkai: Eight ponds in a small village in Oshino
Beautiful Mt. Fuji view from Lake Kawaguchi
Fujimi Panoramic Park
Shuzen Temple and a pleasant path winding through a bamboo grove
Shopping Area of your choice
★Shibuya
★Shinjuku
★Ginza
★Akihabara
★Roppongi
<Animal Quarantine>
Export Quarantine Inspection
at the Airport
Kyoto
EXPLORE AUTHENTIC
HISTORICAL KYOTO
Never miss out on KYOTO & OSAKA
There are so many places you can visit with your dog in Kyoto and Osaka.
OSAKA
Kuromon Market, enjoy the atmosphere of a lively market at a public market that has continued since the Edo period.
Dotonbori, the heart of Osaka with The heart of with theaters, restaurants, cafes, bars, and arcades.
<Animal Hospital> for Export Health Certificate
Take a walk in Osaka Castle Park with furry kids
Nanzen-ji Temple, popular for the massive main gate, is especially atmospheric in the early morning.
Suirokaku next to Nanzenji, beautiful photo spot for furry kids and you.
Lunch at “Yudofu” restaurant
Byōdō-in, a Buddhist temple built in the late Heian period. Take a walk with your dog.
Breakfast at Japanese style cafe at Arashiyama
Togetsu Bridge
Bamboo path
Kifune Shrine The stairs to the main shrine are lined with beautiful red lanterns
Kurama Temple
Gion, a famous Geisha street and Ponto cho, a famous restaurant street.
Ichinenzaka, Ninenzaka, and Sannenzazzka, the old cobblestone streets since ancient times, lined with historic Japanese-style buildings that typify Kyoto, even including many souvenir shops.
Horyuji Temple, the world’s oldest surviving wooden structures.
Dog friendly temple (in a carry bag or hold)
Nara Park (Nara Deer Park)
<Animal Quarantine>
Export Qurantine Inspection at Airport