Attractions

Kikugahama Beach, located near Hagi Castle Ruins, offers a peaceful escape with stunning sea views and a gentle breeze. Relax on the sandy beach, explore nearby landmarks, and enjoy Mount Shizuki's beauty.

Mimoca Art Museum, located near Marugame Station, showcases over 20,000 works by local artist Inokuma Genichiro, plus international exhibitions. Enjoy art, a café, and a shop for a full cultural experience.

Ninomaru Tea House at Kakegawa Castle offers a peaceful setting to enjoy Japanese tea and sweets with garden views. Visitors can also rent it for a private tea ceremony.

Red Wagyu Donburi, featuring tender beef from Kumamoto, is a must-try dish with savory flavors and a creamy geothermal-boiled egg topping, perfect for meat lovers.

Arima Christian Heritage Museum shares Japan’s Christian history with powerful displays, rebel artifacts, and stories of faith, struggle, and cultural change on the Shimabara Peninsula.

Osaka Takoyaki Museum offers tasty octopus balls from top vendors, fun exhibits, and souvenirs—perfect for a flavorful break near Universal Studios Japan.

The Fuji Icebreaker, a historic Antarctic exploration ship, is now an exciting museum at Nagoya Port. Step aboard to discover Japan's brave Antarctic missions with interactive exhibits and equipment.

Aiba Waterway, a historic canal in Hagi, dates back to the 18th century. Once used for transporting goods, it’s now a serene spot with colorful koi. Stroll along and explore the city’s cultural heritage.

Tenno-ji, Temple No. 79 on the Shikoku Pilgrimage, is steeped in history and legend. Visit this peaceful site where Emperor Sutoku’s tragic story and the legend of a fish monster unfold.

Saitama Prefectural Museum of History and Folklore in Omiya Park showcases Japan’s past through artifacts, models, and paintings, with a focus on Saitama and the former Musashi Province.