Attractions

Kinawa Rail Ecology Center teaches you all about the rare kuina bird, with a live enclosure and fun displays in the tranquil Yanbaru region—perfect for nature lovers!

Goshikihama Beach on Awaji’s west coast features glowing five-colored pebbles and peaceful sunsets over the Seto Inland Sea—perfect for photos, walks, and quiet moments.

The Kibi Plain, just outside Okayama City, is a peaceful rural area with lush fields and historic shrines. Cycle the 17-km route through ancient Kibi Kingdom, exploring mounds, temples, and folklore!

Mitsuhashi Setsuko Art Museum, near Nagara Park, celebrates the resilient artist who continued to create stunning works after losing her dominant hand. Visit to explore her art and enjoy creative workshops.

The Ando Museum, located in Honmura, Naoshima, showcases the architectural genius of Tadao Ando. Blending traditional and modern, it’s a must-visit for art lovers to explore Ando's unique design philosophy.

Yoshino Beach, Miyako Island’s top snorkeling spot, offers vibrant fish, stunning coral reefs, and excellent beach facilities for an unforgettable underwater adventure.

Abunze Coast features dramatic lava rock formations and coastal views near Mount Onidake. Walk the short trail to the observation deck and enjoy the rugged scenery.

Awaji Yumebutai blends modern design with nature, featuring flower gardens, water reflections, a botanical museum, and luxury resort stays with sea views on Awaji Island.

Heisenji Hakusan Shrine is a peaceful forest shrine in Fukui with mossy paths, cedar trees, historic ruins, and a trail to Mount Hakusan. A serene spot with deep spiritual history.

Ushimado Olive Garden, Japan's largest olive garden with over 10,000 trees, offers stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea. Enjoy peaceful strolls through lush gardens and learn about olive cultivation!