ABOUT HOKKAIDO

Experience the Breathtaking Beauty of Hokkaido

As Japan’s second-largest island, Hokkaido is a land of majestic natural wonders. In summer, the vibrant flower fields of Furano—especially the lavender and rainbow blooms—create a dreamlike landscape. At Northern Horse Park, you can connect with graceful horses and enjoy dynamic, hands-on experiences. The historical charm of Otaru and Hakodate showcases a unique blend of Japanese and Western cultures. Ready to create unforgettable memories in the spectacular scenery of Hokkaido?

ABOUT TOKYO

Tokyo – The Heart of Japan

As the political, economic, and cultural center of Japan, Tokyo is always at the forefront of innovation and pop culture. From the historic charm of Asakusa — where you can ride a traditional rickshaw — to sleek modern shops and tranquil Japanese gardens with serene ponds, the city offers a unique blend of old and new. With every season, Tokyo transforms, offering fresh beauty throughout the year. Discover the harmony of nature and urban sophistication in this dynamic metropolis.

ABOUT NAGOYA

Nagoya – A City of History and Tradition

As one of Japan’s three major metropolitan areas, Nagoya is the cultural, economic, political, and transportation hub of central Japan. This city, rich in history and tradition, offers a wide variety of stunning photo locations. With breathtaking scenery in every season, it’s the perfect place to celebrate your wedding and capture unforgettable moments. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, Nagoya offers scenes you can find nowhere else—just waiting to be part of your love story.

ABOUT OSAKA

Captivating Outdoor Photo Locations in Osaka

Known as a modern metropolis, Osaka also reveals many surprising and picturesque sides. From historic landmarks like Osaka Castle and Konoike Shinden Kaisho to lush parks filled with seasonal flowers and vast lawns glowing at sunset, the city offers diverse backdrops for every style of photo shoot. The scenery changes with the time, place, and season—allowing for a wide variety of visual expressions. And just a short trip away, the iconic Nara Park—famous for its gentle deer and natural beauty—is also part of the greater Osaka photo area. Discover vibrant and colorful moments only Osaka can offer.

ABOUT KYOTO

Kyoto – A City of Timeless Heritage

Once the ancient capital of Japan for over a thousand years, Kyoto is home to 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, 50 national treasures, and around 300 important cultural properties scattered throughout the city. These historic landmarks tell stories of Japan’s rich past, preserving both tangible and intangible heritage. As one of the most iconic and culturally significant cities in the country, Kyoto offers an unforgettable backdrop for your most precious wedding moments—where beauty, history, and tradition become part of your everlasting memories.

ABOUT OKINAWA

Embrace the Natural Beauty of Okinawa

When you think of Okinawa, vivid blue seas and pure white sands immediately come to mind. The stunning views of Bibi Beach and Toyosaki Beach are unforgettable, while the sunset over Sesoko Island is truly mesmerizing. Explore the magical subtropical forest and limestone caves of the Valley of Gangala, or enjoy the healing beauty of native orchids at Bios Hill. Whether hiking through lush greenery or diving into the sea, Okinawa offers some of Japan’s most breathtaking natural treasures. Let this southern paradise bring vibrant color to your wedding journey.

ABOUT OMIYA

Omiya – A Beautiful and Diverse Urban Hub

Omiya Station is the largest transportation hub in Saitama Prefecture, serving as a vital gateway to Japan’s Tohoku and Niigata regions. This vibrant and energetic city seamlessly blends modern urban life with a deep cultural heritage. From lively downtown areas to peaceful natural parks, and from towering skyscrapers to elegant historic sites, Omiya offers a wide range of photo-worthy settings for every style.

ABOUT KANAZAWA

Kanazawa – Where History, Culture, and Art Shine Together

Though centuries have passed, Kanazawa still preserves the charm of its historic townscape. Higashi Chaya District, with its stone-paved streets and traditional teahouses, offers a glimpse into Japan as it was 200 years ago—now enhanced with galleries, cultural exhibits, and artisan workshops. From the nostalgic charm of Matsuto Furusato-kan and the panoramic views and cherry blossoms of Utatsuyama, to the long stretch of Uchinada Beach, Kanazawa is a city where heritage and nature coexist in elegant harmony. It’s the perfect setting for timeless and soul-soothing wedding photography.

ABOUT KOBE

Kobe – A City of Stunning Seascapes and Colorful Nature

Located along the waterfront, Kobe’s Harborland district offers a vibrant mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment. From the Mosaic complex, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Kobe Port, especially romantic when illuminated at night. For those drawn to the beauty of the changing seasons, Sorakuen Garden and Taishanji Temple feature elegant Japanese landscapes adorned with cherry blossoms in spring and vivid autumn leaves. Whether you’re seeking sleek cityscapes or the charm of a historical mountain town, Kobe offers a dreamy variety of photo locations—making this harbor city the perfect backdrop for your unforgettable wedding moments.

ABOUT OKAYAMA

Okayama – The Sunny Land of Art, Culture, and Countryside Charm

Located in southern Honshu, Okayama is known as the “Land of Sunshine” for its pleasant weather, mild climate, and low risk of natural disasters. As the gateway to the Seto Inland Sea and the legendary birthplace of Momotaro, this region blends rich folklore with natural beauty. From the renowned Korakuen Garden to the charming Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, much of Okayama still preserves the idyllic landscapes of rural Japan. With an abundance of fresh fruits, seafood, and distinguished art museums, Okayama is the perfect place to experience both culture and countryside in one unforgettable setting.

ABOUT FUKUOKA

Fukuoka – A Vibrant Port City and Gateway to Asia

Fukuoka is just a short distance from Korea, China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, making it a historic gateway for cultural exchange across Asia. Blessed with a coastal location, the city has long thrived as a key hub connecting Japan with its Asian neighbors. Seaside parks with white sandy beaches and golden sunsets offer breathtaking views, while traditional Japanese gardens transform beautifully with the seasons. Iconic spots like the 1,300-year-old Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Yusentei Garden with its authentic tea rooms, and Shofuen Garden provide dreamlike settings—perfect for capturing the elegance of a bride on her special day.