Attractions

The Kurabo Museum in Kurashiki offers a fascinating look at the history of the Kurashiki Bosekijo spinning mill. Explore exhibits that showcase the company’s impact on the local textile industry and history!

Historic market, fresh squid specialties

Kuratake Shrine on Ueshima Island offers peaceful walks, stunning views, and a chance to experience the island’s deep connection to nature and tradition.

Dozaki Church is the first Western-style church on the Goto Islands. Visit its museum to discover moving exhibits about local Christian history and the 26 Martyrs.

Imanishike Shoin Residence in Naramachi offers a glimpse into Japan's past with its charming garden, spacious interiors, and peaceful atmosphere. Relax with green tea and Japanese sweets in this serene spot.

Omoide Yokocho, or Piss Alley, is a lively foodie haven near Shinjuku Station. Savor ramen, yakitori, and sushi in tiny, nostalgic eateries for an authentic Tokyo street food experience!

Toy Museum in Kurashiki offers a nostalgic journey through Japan’s toy history, with four rooms showcasing toys from all 47 prefectures. Explore unique souvenirs and relax at the on-site café!

New Yashima Aquarium, perched on Yashima Mountain near Takamatsu, offers family-friendly fun with dolphins, seals, and marine life. Enjoy thrilling shows and stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea.

Nunakuma Shrine in Tomonoura is a must-see for history lovers, featuring two sea deity shrines and an ancient noh stage. Explore the shrine’s maritime history and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Onuma Park offers scenic lakes, views of Mount Komagatake, nature trails, bike paths, boat rides, and outdoor fun just 20 km from Hakodate—perfect for a day trip or short stopover.