Attractions

Seta Seaside Park offers a scenic beach, volcanic rock formations, and fun tidal pools near Isen. A peaceful spot just 35 minutes from the airport, ideal for families and beach lovers.

Tenkaiho Observatory offers stunning views of the 99 Islands in Sasebo. Great for photos, relaxing walks, and sunsets—especially during cherry blossom season.

Horaiyu offers a peaceful, no-frills hot spring experience with just one relaxing pool per gender—perfect for travelers looking for simplicity and local charm.

Takeo Onsen Shinkan is a free museum with Roman-style tiled baths and tatami rooms, set in a 1915 building designed by Tokyo Station’s famed architect.

Kushikatsu is a must-try Osaka specialty! Enjoy delicious skewered and deep-fried treats with meat, seafood, and veggies, served with a dipping sauce. A fun and flavorful experience for food lovers!

Nagasaki Peace Park offers a reflective space for visitors to learn about the atomic bombing of 1945. Visit the museum, memorials, and Peace Statue for a moving experience honoring the lives lost.

Takahashi is a picturesque town at the base of Matsuyama Castle, where history comes alive. Explore restored samurai homes, temples, and museums. Enjoy a discounted ticket for easy access to top attractions!

The Katsura Taro Residence offers a glimpse into the early life of Japan's three-time prime minister. Explore elegant tatami rooms, a peaceful garden, and a unique pebble drain that produces soothing sounds.

Takamatsu offers one of Japan's longest covered shopping arcades, stretching 2.7 km from Takamatsu Castle to Ritsurin Koen. Enjoy upscale shopping, local restaurants, and the famous Sanuki Udon.

The Miyajima Museum of History and Folklore offers a fascinating glimpse into the island's history and daily life. Explore artifacts, sacred items, and traditional tools in a historic, serene setting.