Attractions

Bukeyashiki Samurai Street offers a peaceful stroll past old stone walls and gates from the Edo Period, capturing the spirit of samurai history amid modern surroundings.

Yumiharidake Observatory offers sweeping views of the 99 Islands and Sasebo. A peaceful scenic spot, perfect for photos, sunset watching, and relaxing moments in nature.

Marina City offers seafood markets, hot springs, family fun, and a European-style theme park by the sea, all wrapped in stunning ocean views near Wakayama.

Kawara Museum brengt de kunst en geschiedenis van Japanse dakpannen tot leven. Ontdek prachtige ontwerpen, leer over vakmanschap en ervaar de evolutie van deze essentiële architectonische traditie.

Omoide Warehouse in Ozu is a retro museum that immerses visitors in the Showa Period. Explore vintage items, from Coca-Cola bottles to toys, and step back in time to experience Japan’s nostalgic past.

The Date Museum offers a deep dive into Uwajima’s rich history, showcasing artifacts from the powerful Date Clan. Explore family treasures, weapons, scrolls, and maps revealing the city’s transformation.

Yamaguchi Daijingu, known as the "Ise Shrine of the West," offers a peaceful spiritual retreat. Built in 1518, it’s a serene spot to experience Japan’s rich traditions and timeless beauty amidst nature.

The Choshikei Monkey Park on Shodoshima Island offers a unique wildlife experience with 500 free-roaming macaques. Enjoy monkey shows, feed them safely, and hike to a stunning observation deck.

Kawagoe City Museum shows the city’s history, Edo-era culture, and old warehouse designs. Nearby, the Art Museum displays modern works by artists linked to Kawagoe.

Dotonbori is Osaka's street food hub, and takoyaki is a must-try here. These octopus-filled dough balls are crispy on the outside and soft inside, topped with sauce and mayo. A tasty experience!