A Rare City
Where History and Culture Intersect

Washington, D.C., also known as the \"Park City\" lives up to its reputation with its abundant greenery, offering a sense of tranquility and connection to nature as you stroll through the streets. The magnificent architectural wonders scattered throughout the city are all awe-inspiring, captivating visitors with their grandeur.

In the vast green space at the center of the city, you\'ll find an array of museums and art galleries, including the Smithsonian, many of which can be enjoyed for free. These institutions house a wealth of intellectual treasures, such as historically significant American documents and a multitude of renowned artworks gathered from around the world, stimulating your intellectual curiosity at every turn.

When visiting Washington, D.C., it\'s impossible to resist seeing the monuments erected to honor historical figures. From the iconic landmarks that are must-visit spots on tours to the lesser-known memorials that may not be featured in Japanese guidebooks, as you walk through the city, you will inevitably encounter monuments dedicated to various individuals.