Japan might not be the first place that springs to mind when you think about honeymoon destinations and the best countries for a romantic getaway! But we think that this guide to the most romantic things to do in Japan proves otherwise.
Spend your romantic holiday wandering through the charming historical streets of Kyoto, immersing yourselves in the impressive landscape at the base of Mount Fuji, or having romantic meals at Tokyo’s coolest observation decks. We also think couples should come during the cherry blossom season, the most romantic time of year in Japan!
What You’ll Get Out Of This Article
In this epic guide to the most romantic things to do in Japan, you’ll find:
- A range of romantic things to do in Japan in Kyoto and Tokyo, as well as around the base of Mount Fuji.
- Romantic city parks that are even more magical during the sakura season when the pink petals decorate the walking paths and are the perfect backdrop for cute couple’s pictures!
- A handy packing list of everything you’ll need to bring along on your couple’s getaway in Japan!
- A stay at Hotel Green Plaza, a hotel in the Hakone region that is home to one of the area’s most popular hot springs. What could be more romantic than a luxurious soak with Mt Fuji views?
- A stunning romantic cruise along Lake Ashinoko that you’ll both remember for years to come.
- Frequently asked questions about Japan, including things you should know about the rules around public affection and Japan’s three-date rule custom.
Romantic Things To Do In Japan
We’ve hand-picked all the most romantic destinations in Japan, so you can leave the research to us and start planning the romantic getaway of a lifetime!
TOP TIPS FOR TRAVELING TO JAPAN
1. Go For A Romantic Walk Through The Torii Tunnels At Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kyoto
Kyoto is riddled with temples, but the Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is extra special because it is home to a network of torii tunnels that lead you up behind the shrine on mountainous paths. We think it’s a super romantic place to bring your special person to, it’s also one of Japan’s most romantic UNESCO World Heritage…
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