Attractions

Himure Hachimangu Shrine, at the foot of Mount Hachiman, offers a serene escape surrounded by towering trees. Rich in history, it inspired Omi Hachiman’s name, making it a must-visit for culture and nature lovers.

Ehime Museum of Art in Matsuyama features over 10,000 works, including Cézanne and Monet. Discover local and international art, rotating exhibitions, and interactive studios for an enriching experience.

Nagoya Port, south of the city, is a bustling hub with an aquarium, shopping mall, amusement park, and museums. Visit the Port of Nagoya Aquarium, see dolphin shows, or ride the giant Ferris wheel!

Uchiko-za, a historic kabuki theater built in 1916, offers authentic performances of kabuki and bunraku. Explore its unique architecture, including trap doors and hidden passageways, for an unforgettable experience.

Grand Front Osaka blends shopping, dining, cultural events, rooftop gardens, and panoramic city views in a vibrant Umeda district near JR Osaka Station.

Gesshoji Temple, also known as the Temple of Moonlight, is a historic gem with artifacts from the Matsudaira clan. Explore its serene grounds, famous Karamon gate, and blooming hydrangeas in summer.

Tsubaki no Yu, a beloved bathhouse in Dogo Onsen since 1953, offers a traditional, budget-friendly experience with gender-separated indoor baths. Enjoy the warm, welcoming atmosphere of this local gem!

Midland Square, Nagoya’s tallest building at 247 meters, offers high-end shopping, dining with city views, and a cinema. Visit the Sky Promenade for stunning panoramic views of the city and beyond!

Nabana no Sato is a stunning flower park famous for its seasonal displays and winter illuminations with 7 million lights. Enjoy vibrant flowers, a moving observation deck, and a magical atmosphere year-round.

Matsura Historical Museum, set on a scenic hillside, showcases samurai armor, trade history, and clan heirlooms. Explore its grand halls, serene gardens, and enjoy matcha tea with stunning port views!