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Explore Japan's Cultural Heritage: Horyuji Temple, Himeji Castle & More UNESCO Sites

Discover Japan's rich history through its remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Horyuji Temple, founded by Prince Shotoku in the 7th century, is one of the oldest wooden structures in the world. Himeji Castle, a national treasure, remains intact and showcases stunning architecture. The scenic Itsukushima Shrine features the iconic "floating" torii gate. Explore the Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine, a historic site of global silver production, and visit the Hiroshima Genbaku Dome, a poignant reminder of resilience. Experience the natural beauty of Shiretoko Peninsula.

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Explore Japan's Cultural Heritage: Horyuji Temple, Himeji Castle & More UNESCO Sites

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  1. Japan Famous Sites

  2. Horyuji Temple • Founded by Prince Shotoku, who is attributed with having introduced Buddhism to Japan, Horyuji is one of Japan's oldest temples. Its main hall, five storied pagoda and central gate, all located in the temple's SaiinGaran. It dates from the 7th century, and is the world's oldest surviving wooden structures.

  3. Himeji Castle • Himeji Castle is widely considered Japan's most spectacular castle. Unlike many other Japanese castles, Himeji Castle was never destroyed in wars, earthquakes or fires and survives in its original form. It is both a national treasure and a UNESCO world heritage site.

  4. Itsukushima Shrine • Itsukushima Shrine is one of the worlds most beautiful shrines, scenically located on the sacred island of Miyzjima. It is particularly famous for its "floating" toriigate.

  5. IwamiGinzan Silver Mine • Former silver mine in the mountains of Shimane Prefecture, whose output accounted for one third of the world's silver production in the 17th century.

  6. Hiroshima Genbaku Dome • The A-Bomb Dome is the only remaining structure in central Hiroshima, which predates the atomic blast of 1945.

  7. Shiretoko • Shiretoko Peninsula in eastern Hokkaido, is one of Japan's most beautiful and unspoiled national parks.

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