Attractions

Sunset Beach is a calm cove ideal for swimming and snorkeling, even at low tide. With jellyfish nets, picnic spots, and great sunsets, it’s perfect for a relaxing beach day.

Kokaryu Real Ninjakan in Koka is a must-visit for ninja enthusiasts. Explore the fascinating exhibits, enjoy riddle-solving games, and discover unique ninja art and sculptures in an interactive setting.

Morijuku Art Museum, housed in a 150-year-old building, offers a unique mix of local history and art. Explore the beautifully renovated space and enjoy Western-style paintings by local artists.

Nagashima Resort, just outside Nagoya, is a top vacation destination with five attractions. Highlights include Nagashima Spaland’s thrilling rides, a waterpark, hot springs, shopping, and beautiful flower parks.

Thrilling whitewater rafting and adventures

Yawata Steel Works in Kitakyushu is Japan’s first modern steel mill, established during the Meiji Period. View preserved Meiji-era buildings and the iconic Higashida Blast Furnace, a World Heritage site.

Unique sea caves, scenic boat tours

The Former British Consulate Building in Shimonoseki, built in 1902, blends British and Japanese architectural styles. Explore its museum to learn about the city's role in international trade and history.

Takatsuki Observatory offers stunning panoramic views of Zamami Village, its port, and the southern end of Zamami Island, providing a peaceful spot for photography and relaxation.

Kojigoku Onsen is a forest escape with rustic stone baths and soothing waterfalls. Just a 15-minute walk from town, it offers a quiet, authentic hot spring experience.