This summer’s breakout star｜Explore Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Japan by sea, land, and air

｜Boat silhouettes scatter across the blue waves, flower fields transform into colorful palettes, and the whole city is dyed red by the sunset—this summer’s ultimate way to play is to hit the sky, dive into the sea, and explore the land all at once~
Want every second to feel like a blockbuster scene, every journey filled with atmospheric impact? It’s time to activate the all-in mode for Japan & Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia by sea, land, and air. This summer’s spotlight breakout depends on this!
🌟Japan Edition｜Water, Land, and Air Adventures in a Japanese Kaleidoscope
Cruise slowly on the water to savor the moment, discover summer stories hidden in flower fields, face the city’s pulse atop the tower... In this three-dimensional journey of water, land, and air in Japan, there’s always a romantic ritual engraved deep in your bones.
🌊A Floating Ukiyo-e Scroll on the Water
At dusk, watch Japanese lanterns light up one by one along the boat’s edge, the Statue of Liberty in Odaiba outlined by the sunset; enjoy wagyu sukiyaki while listening to live shamisen performances; climb onto the deck to take in the dazzling neon night views of Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and other landmarks... Sailing Tokyo Bay on a new-style yakatabune boat, immerse all your senses in Tokyo’s enchanting dream.
Board the “Swan Lake” sightseeing boat, designed by master designer Eiji Mitooka to resemble an elegant swan, cruising Lake Yamanaka. You can admire the iconic snow-capped Mount Fuji fully reflected on the lake and even capture the magical scene of lively swans alongside the “reverse Fuji.”
🌼A Poem of Colors on the Land
Breathe in the sweet scent drifting through the endless lavender fields of Tomita Farm, savor a beautiful and delicious lavender ice cream; ride a tractor through Shikisai no Oka, surrounded by dozens of flowers cascading down green hillsides; check in at the exclusive summer secret spot, Biei’s Blue Pond with its Tiffany blue waters... Hokkaido’s summer in Biei and Furano looks like a fairy tale world painted by Hayao Miyazaki.
Visitors to Oishi Park in summer can enjoy majestic views of Mount Fuji and charming Lake Kawaguchi, and chance upon the stunning purples of lavender & sage, the fresh reds, yellows, and whites of cosmos, and the blue-greens and reds of poppy grass. If time allows, don’t miss the nearby Kawaguchiko Natural Living Center, where you can sip rich coffee with a view of Mount Fuji, and families can try jam making or fruit picking activities.
🗼Steel Giant Reaching the Clouds
Completed in 1958, Tokyo Tower stands 333 meters tall. From its unique exterior design to the views from inside, it is undoubtedly Tokyo’s original landmark—the main observation deck at 150 meters is ideal for overlooking the bustling cityscape, while the top deck at 250 meters offers chances to see Mount Fuji on clear days and experience a cosmic sensation as geometric mirrors and LED lights create the illusion of a spaceship floating above the city.
Climb to the newly opened rooftop platform for a 360° panoramic city view; enjoy drinks while watching ever-changing scenery at the rotating café & bar; snap cyberpunk-style photos at the light and shadow museum; shop for stylish souvenirs with Hyogo and Kobe characteristics at the specialty store... After its 2024 renovation, Kobe Port Tower has become the new Kansai landmark, offering close views of the Ferris wheel, Mosaic Square, Meriken Park, cargo ships entering and leaving the port, and distant sights of Mount Rokko, Awaji Island, and the Seto Inland Sea.
🌟Thailand, Singapore & Malaysia Edition｜A Fiery Sea, Land, and Air Fantasy of Three Hot Countries
Whether island hopping and snorkeling, chasing the wind and waves, exploring markets and old towns, or soaring high to gaze at the skyline, the sea, land, and air triple thrill of Thailand, Singapore, and Malaysia promises an explosion of heat!
🏖️Tropical Party on the Waves
Sentosa Island in Singapore, combining leisure, entertainment, and vacation, perfectly meets and even exceeds all your island holiday imaginations: dive into Ola Beach Club, stand on a paddleboard to get close to the sea; adrenaline seekers can try indoor skydiving or zipline over jungle and beach; ride the cable car dressed in Peranakan style back and forth, soaking in the magnificent views of Sentosa and Mount Faber; explore the soon-to-reopen Singapore Aquarium in July to uncover ocean mysteries; wander through Universal Studios and immerse yourself in the star-studded movie world.
Unlike Sentosa’s all-encompassing offerings, those seeking a lazy beach holiday can take a speedboat from Pattaya, Thailand, dive underwater to swim with marine life, drift with the waves, or relax on the pink beach sipping cold drinks in the sea breeze, letting the equatorial sun’s blue heal all fatigue.
🌈A Fireworks Map in the Streets
Cruise the canals as the sunset paints the old church’s brick-red walls honey-colored; discover more historical relics at the Portuguese Gate, St. Paul’s Hill, Jonker Street, and other sites in the Dutch Red House area; when night falls, the right way to experience Melaka’s old town night is to stroll the night market, eat snacks, and watch live performances!
Train whistles blow, sunshades fold up with a rustle, green coconuts and wax apples in bamboo baskets quickly retreat... To feel the thrill of trains passing by and capture the market turning into Asia’s most unique street theater, it’s best to visit the Maeklong Railway Market in Thailand early in the morning when crowds are fewer and light is soft.
💠Cloud-Level Top Flow
At the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, Malaysia’s most famous national symbol in Kuala Lumpur, you can take in the cityscape from the sky bridge, watch miniature-like traffic flow beneath your feet, shop in malls, dine in restaurants, visit galleries and museums, or enjoy a classical music concert by the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra in the Petronas Philharmonic Hall.
Whether gazing up at the giant Supertrees of Gardens by the Bay, riding one of the world’s largest observation wheels—the Singapore Flyer, or admiring the ArtScience Museum shaped like ten outstretched fingers symbolizing Singapore’s hospitality and the Singapore Strait, standing on the observation deck of Marina Bay Sands offers a 360° unbeatable view.
Of course, the creative ways to enjoy Japan and Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia don’t stop here. This summer, go unlock the multiple ways to experience the charm of these visa-free East Asian & Southeast Asian trio yourself!