Where to go for your honeymoon in Japan? Recommended honeymoon destinations in Japan

Those who like cherry blossoms and anime will definitely have a certain attachment to Japan. The following is a list of the best places to go for your honeymoon in Japan. Let’s take a look! I hope it can help you.

Where to go for honeymoon in Japan

Nara Yoshino Mountain

Hokkaido Biei Aoike

When you go to Biei, Hokkaido to enjoy the flowers, maybe you also You will go to Shirogane Hot Spring to warm your body and mind, but halfway there is a mysterious pool hidden in the woods.

Where to go for your honeymoon in Japan

Recommended honeymoon destinations in Japan

Sky Tree

Sky

Tree

The Sky Tree, also known as the Skytree, is currently the second tallest building in the world after the Burj Khalifa. It is located in Sumida District, Tokyo. It can be reached by multiple subway lines and the transportation is very convenient.

The sky tree is based on elegant blue and white, as if it is a color borrowed from the sky. Looking from a distance, it seems to be covered with a layer of silver sand, standing so dazzlingly. When night falls, the sky tree glows with a different kind of brilliance, with red, yellow, green, pink and blue? Different colors intertwined.

When couples come together, they can take in the beautiful scenery of Tokyo from the 350-meter-high observatory; they can also climb up to the 450-meter-high "Tembo Corridor" and let the stars under their feet witness their love.

If you are worried about being in a hurry, you can choose to dine in the restaurant on the observation deck. There is transparent glass under your feet. Who can forget such an extraordinary date?

At the 350-meter observation deck On the next floor, there are seats in front of each landscape window, specially designed for 2 people. The intention is very obvious, to create a romantic enough space for two people for couples. This is a floor where tourists don’t stop too much. Please enjoy the beautiful scenery that you and your partner alone have!

On the next floor, the Sky Tree has arranged a space for tourists to use their hands. The platform above is supported, but without exception, it is also occupied by couples.

After visiting the observatory, you can buy some souvenirs in the shop on the ground floor. It is also a good choice to find a coffee shop to sit and relax~~

Ticket: 350 meters for adults The observatory costs 2,000 yen and the 450-meter observatory costs 3,000 yen.

Opening hours: 8:00-22:00 at the observatory.

Transportation: Get off at Tokyo Skytree Station on the Tobu Isesaki Line; Oshiage Station on the Hanzomon Line, Asakusa Line, and Keisei Oshiage Line; and get to Kinshicho Station on the JR Sobu Line.

Where to go for honeymoon in Japan