Attractions

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.

The Osaka Museum of Fine Arts is a cultural gem in Tennoji Park, showcasing Japanese and East Asian art, from ancient calligraphy to contemporary works. A must-visit for art lovers and history enthusiasts!

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!

Kikkawa History Museum offers a fascinating look into the Kikkawa family’s samurai past. Discover artifacts like swords and documents, and explore Iwakuni’s feudal history and samurai heritage!

Kakegawa Bird Park offers close-up encounters with owls, parrots, penguins, and emus. Enjoy bird shows, feeding sessions, and a scenic restaurant under colorful flowers.

Mibaru Beach offers a peaceful getaway with a stretch of coastline perfect for a quiet beach experience, complete with basic accommodations and simple facilities, ideal for relaxing and enjoying nature.

Daimon Gate in Koyasan impresses with its towering structure, Edo-period guardian statues, and breathtaking sunset views. A must-see, especially when beautifully lit up at night.

Tsuka no Ma offers scenic views and relaxing blue hot spring baths on a Yufuin hillside, where rising steam creates the perfect atmosphere for an unforgettable onsen escape.

Kanamaruza Theater in Kotohira, Japan's oldest kabuki playhouse, offers a unique chance to explore its historic stage, dressing rooms, and even its fascinating rotating stage—perfect for theater lovers!

Taga Shrine, located north of Uwajima, is famous for its unique connection to fertility, health, and longevity. Explore its intriguing displays, including a two-meter wooden phallus, and a fascinating museum!