Attractions

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.

Saga Castle features a vast wooden palace and moat system, with a museum offering samurai history and free entry in scenic Saga, Kyushu—a must-visit for culture lovers.

Toei Uzumasa Eigamura, also known as Kyoto Studio Park, lets visitors step back in time with recreated streets and buildings from Japan's feudal era. Enjoy live filming, ninja shows, and exciting attractions!

Sennichimae Doguyasuji Shotengai is a must-visit for cooking lovers in Osaka. Explore shops selling everything from professional knives to unique tableware and iconic plastic food replicas.

Onsenji Temple, in the heart of Arima Onsen, reveals the fascinating history of the hot springs. Discover ancient legends, serene gardens, and the spiritual legacy of Priest Gyoki in this unique temple.

Matsue Vogel Park is a vibrant haven for nature lovers, featuring a huge flower greenhouse with 10,000 blooms and 400 birds from 90 species. It’s a year-round, weather-friendly adventure for all ages.

Tsuwano Old Town, known as "Small Kyoto," offers a glimpse into Japan’s past with its preserved samurai district, historic buildings, and scenic water canals. Perfect for history and culture lovers!

Tanga Market, the "Kitchen of Kitakyushu," is a lively market offering fresh seafood, produce, and local delicacies. Explore its narrow lanes and enjoy authentic flavors in this historic, vibrant hub.

Chofu, a historic district in Shimonoseki, offers a glimpse into the past of the Mori Clan’s castle town. Explore ancient landmarks, stroll through peaceful streets, and immerse yourself in feudal-era history.

Shimanami Kaido is a scenic 60 km route connecting Honshu to Shikoku, crossing six islands. Ideal for cycling, enjoy peaceful landscapes, cultural sites, and bike rentals along this unique coastal road.