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NipponNavi

Japan, filtered to what you actually care about. Local favorites and famous sights in all 47 prefectures, on one map.

2,000+ placesAll 47 prefecturesEnglish & 日本語Free
Mount Fuji over fields of pink moss phlox at the Fuji Shibazakura Festival
Fuji Shibazakura Festival, Yamanashi · Photo: Ian Ferguson

How it works

One map of Japan, narrowed down to your trip.

  1. 01

    Pick your interests

    Food, onsen, shrines and goshuin, nature, nightlife, mascots, stamp rallies — the map shows only the categories you choose.

  2. 02

    Slide from local to iconic

    Every place is rated by who actually goes there, from spots mostly locals know to the sights everyone has on their list.

  3. 03

    Plan your days

    Save places, build day-by-day itineraries, and carry phrase cards with audio for the moments you need them.

Hokkaido to Okinawa

Covering all of Japan

NipponNavi started as a guide to the Tokai region around Nagoya, where Kiso Studios is based. It now covers every prefecture, with regional guides, a list of Japan’s top 100 sights, and a blog with walking routes and day trips.

Free to use, no download required.

NipponNavi runs in your browser on desktop and mobile, at gonipponnavi.com.

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