Attractions

Shodoshima Soy Sauce, with over 400 years of history, is a culinary treasure. Visit Marukin's museum to explore the traditional brewing process, sample soy sauces, and discover local delicacies like tsukudani.

The Karakuri Museum, located at Hachiman Shrine, showcases mechanical dolls and over 200 lion dance masks, offering a deep dive into Japan's fascinating cultural traditions.

Shiraito Falls near Mount Fuji stuns with its 150-meter-wide silk-like streams. Enjoy a scenic walk, visit Otodome Falls, and admire vibrant foliage in autumn or lush greenery in summer.

Healthy Land offers gender-separated outdoor baths with beautiful coastal views, plus indoor and sand baths just 500 meters away, perfect for ultimate relaxation in Ibusuki.

Echizen Ono Castle, known as the “castle in the sky,” offers dreamy views and historic samurai homes in the charming town of Ono, known as the “little Kyoto of Hokuriku.”

Lake Shinji is a stunning destination in Shimane, famous for its beautiful sunsets, abundant seafood, and tranquil atmosphere. Enjoy boat cruises, lakeside walks, and a peaceful setting in this natural gem.

Shimane Art Museum, located by Lake Shinji, offers a stunning blend of art and nature. With rotating exhibits and a breathtaking sunset view, it's a must-visit destination for art lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.

Isaniwa Shrine, known for its stunning Hachiman architectural style, features vermilion halls and sheltered corridors. Located on a hill near Dogo Onsen, it's a must-visit for culture and architecture lovers!

Ehrismann Residence, designed by Antonin Raymond in 1926, is a historic building offering a dining room, sun room, and a charming café with coffee and small plates.

Dr. Koto Clinic in Higawa village is famous for being the filming location of the popular TV drama. Explore the iconic building, see props, and enjoy the scenic beachside views.