Attractions

Tsutenkaku Tower in Osaka’s Shinsekai district is an iconic landmark offering stunning 360-degree views from its 103-meter-high observation deck. Explore historic Shinsekai, shops, and dining nearby!

The Nagoya City Science Museum is a must-visit for science lovers, featuring a giant silver globe and one of the world’s largest planetariums. Explore interactive exhibits and thrilling labs across seven floors!

Kurashiki Ivy Square, a charming complex of ivy-covered brick buildings, houses a museum, restaurants, and a hotel. Explore its historic cotton mill roots and enjoy a relaxing atmosphere with modern amenities!

Angel Road, located near Tonosho Port on Shodoshima Island, is a magical sandbar that appears at low tide, connecting the island to three smaller ones. A must-visit for couples seeking romance and good fortune!

Jigokudani, known as Hell Valley, is a volcanic wonder with hot springs, scenic trails, sulfurous ponds, and an amazing natural foot bath, perfect for a unique outdoor adventure.

The Tsuwano Catholic Church, built in 1931, is a unique site blending Japanese culture and Christianity. It features tatami mats instead of pews and offers insight into the history of persecuted Christians.

Naoshima Pavilion, designed by Sou Fujimoto for the 2016 Setouchi Triennale, is a striking, crystal-like structure offering cool relief from the summer heat. Its open, airy design enhances sensory experiences.

Nagashima Spa Yuami no Shima, located in Nagashima Resort near Nagoya, offers a peaceful hot spring retreat with scenic views, therapeutic baths, jacuzzis, saunas, and a relaxing atmosphere for all.

Himosashi Church, perched on a hill in Hirado, is a symbol of faith and freedom. Built in 1929, its serene setting and unique architecture offer a peaceful glimpse into Japan’s rich Christian history.

Usui Pass Observation Platform offers stunning mountain views over Gunma and Mount Asama, with the nearby Kumano Kotai Shrine sitting on the border of Gunma and Nagano.