Attractions

Umezono, a historic Japanese sweets shop since 1854, offers classic treats like anmitsu and oshiruko, plus seasonal delights like kakigori. Visit for a taste of Japan's sweet traditions and take home treats!

The Toyota Kaikan Museum in Nagoya offers car lovers a glimpse into Toyota’s history and future. Explore innovative tech, new models, and interactive exhibits showcasing cutting-edge designs and automotive evolution.

Enseiji Temple, a unique site where a temple and shrine coexist, offers a glimpse into Japan’s rich religious history. Explore the grounds, see a large earthquake-resistant lantern, and learn about Ito Hirobumi’s childhood.

Kokusaidori is Naha’s lively main street filled with shops, bars, and local eats. Explore side arcades and the colorful Makishi Market for a deeper Okinawan experience!

Porto Europe is a European-style theme park in Wakayama with cobbled streets, castles, and family fun—just steps from the ocean and the famous Kuroshio Market.

Osaka River Cruise offers a unique way to see Osaka! Glide along iconic rivers with stunning views of Osaka Castle, skyscrapers, and charming neighborhoods. A relaxing and scenic way to explore the city!

Gin no Yu in Arima Onsen is a cozy public bathhouse known for its clear, mineral-rich silver water. With a peaceful setting and traditional design, it offers a relaxing soak after exploring the town.

Arima Toys and Automata Museum is a magical spot where visitors of all ages can watch, play, and build with fascinating toys. Enjoy hands-on exhibits and discover the charm of automata in Arima Onsen!

Hana Akari no Yu (Yanagiya) in Dorogawa Onsen offers a relaxing onsen experience with indoor and outdoor baths. Surrounded by nature, it’s the perfect spot to unwind in soothing, mineral-rich waters.

Izumo Yayoinomori Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into Japan's ancient Yayoi period. Explore archaeological finds, reconstructed dwellings, and interactive exhibits, all set in a peaceful, green setting.