Attractions

Tottori Sand Dunes are a must-see natural wonder! Explore vast dunes up to 50 meters high, enjoy thrilling activities like sandboarding, and visit the Sand Museum, featuring stunning global sand sculptures.

Hagiyaki Pottery is a celebrated Japanese craft with a rich history dating back to the 1600s. Known for its beautiful color changes over time, it’s perfect for tea lovers and collectors visiting Hagi.

Yashima Temple, located on Yashima Mountain, is the 84th temple of the Shikoku Pilgrimage. Enjoy peaceful vibes, stunning views, and explore its unique architecture and nearby attractions like the New Yashima Aquarium.

Hara Castle offers haunting ruins, sea views, and a story of rebellion. Visit nearby Arima Christian Museum and Hinoe Castle to uncover the region’s dramatic Christian and feudal past.

Arita Ceramic Museum is set in a historic storehouse and features a small but rich display of local pottery, including a dish showing Arita’s porcelain-making methods.

Isonokami Shrine in Tenri is one of Japan’s oldest shrines, linked to ancient swords, myths, and the Mononobe clan. Set in cedar forests, it ends the scenic Yamanobe-no-michi Trail.

Yubatake in Kusatsu offers a stunning hot spring experience with steaming waters, wooden channels, and relaxing foot baths, surrounded by shops and inns in a charming evening atmosphere.

Kyoto Tower, standing at 131 meters, offers breathtaking 360-degree views of Kyoto and even Osaka on clear days. Explore shops, restaurants, and more in this modern landmark, a must-see in Kyoto!

Eikando (Zenrinji Temple) in northern Kyoto is famous for its vibrant autumn colors and evening illuminations. Explore its tranquil gardens, stunning buildings, and the legendary Amida Buddha statue.

Chionin Temple, the head temple of the Jodo sect, features Japan’s largest wooden gate. Explore the Miedo Hall, historic paths, a giant bell, and serene gardens for a spiritual experience in Kyoto.