JapanWowo Sunrise & Sunset Timetable

The capital of Japan, a massive metropolis blending ultra-modern skyscrapers with historic temples, and a global hub of fashion, food, and technology.

The cultural and historical heart of Japan, famous for its thousands of classical Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, traditional wooden houses, and beautiful gardens.

Japan's second-largest city and the core of the Kansai region, famous for its energetic merchant culture, modern architecture, and legendary street food.

The capital of Hokkaido, famous for its annual snow festival, delicious ramen, local beer, and beautiful nearby ski resorts.

The largest city on Kyushu Island, celebrated for its modern harbor, shopping malls, Hakata ramen, and lively open-air food stalls (Yatai).

The capital of Kanagawa Prefecture and Japan's second most populous city, known for its beautiful port area, Chinatown, and historic red brick warehouses.

The capital of Hyogo Prefecture, a scenic harbor city framed by Mt. Rokko, famous worldwide for its gourmet Kobe beef and spectacular night views.

The capital of Okinawa Prefecture, offering a unique blend of Ryukyu Kingdom heritage, vibrant market streets, and tropical beach getaways.

The capital of Aichi Prefecture and the industrial hub of central Japan, housing the majestic Nagoya Castle and ancient Atsuta Shrine.

The symbol of Japan, famous for 'Goraiko' (the arrival of light) sunrise views from the summit.

The head shrine of Inari, located in Kyoto, famous for its mesmerizing path of thousands of vibrant vermilion torii gates winding up the forest trail.

One of the most celebrated temples in Japan, renowned for its massive wooden stage built entirely without nails, hanging off the hillside to offer panoramic views.

Tokyo's oldest and most famous Buddhist temple, dedicated to Kannon Bosatsu. The iconic Kaminarimon gate with its giant red lantern leads to Nakamise shopping street.

A vast public park home to over a thousand free-roaming sacred sika deer, containing historic UNESCO sites like Todai-ji Temple.

One of the scenic Fuji Five Lakes, offering some of the most iconic, picturesque post-card views of Mount Fuji and its reflection over the water.

A UNESCO World Heritage site on Miyajima Island, famous for its majestic "floating" torii gate which appears to rise out of the sea at high tide.

A fairytale-like mountain village famous for its unique traditional "Gassho-zukuri" thatched-roof houses, particularly beautiful in winter snow.

Often called the "White Heron Castle" due to its brilliant white exterior, it is Japan's premier samurai castle and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A volcanic valley in Hakone famous for active sulfur vents, black hard-boiled eggs cooked in the hot springs, and scenic views of Mount Fuji.

A premier flower farm in Hokkaido, featuring breathtaking lavender fields and vibrant rainbow-colored flower strips covering rolling hills.

A nostalgic and romantic canal in Hokkaido lined with century-old brick warehouses, beautifully illuminated by gas lamps in the snowy evening.

The lavishly decorated mausoleum shrine of Tokugawa Ieyasu in Nikko, featuring elaborate gold leaf details and famous wood carvings.

One of the three premier castles in Japan, famous for its grand black wood panels, robust defenses, and steep stone walls called Musha-gaeshi.

A legendary scenic railway crossing near the Shonan coast, made famous by the anime Slam Dunk, offering beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean.

A scenic valley in Nagano where wild Japanese macaques (snow monkeys) come down to bathe in natural hot springs amidst the snow.

A moss-covered ravine forest in Yakushima Island featuring ancient cedar trees, which inspired the magical forests in Princess Mononoke.

A Zen Buddhist temple in Kyoto, where the golden pavilion shines brilliantly in the late afternoon sun.