Attractions

Kawasaki Daishi is a historic temple with modern reconstructions, a lively approach filled with shops, and vibrant daruma dolls, making it a must-see spot in Kawasaki City.

Nomura-ke offers a glimpse into samurai life with its restored residence and charming garden. Learn about the Nomura family’s past and the transition from the feudal era to the Meiji Period.

Takayama Jinya is a historic government building turned museum. Explore tatami rooms, a rice storehouse, and local historical exhibits in the heart of Takayama.

Kinosaki Onsen is a charming hot spring town where tradition meets adventure! Stroll in a yukata, visit historic baths, explore local shops, and enjoy stunning views. A must-visit for relaxation and fun!

Kaikyo Yume Tower, 153 meters tall, is a must-see landmark in Shimonoseki. Enjoy breathtaking views from its 143-meter observatory, especially stunning at night when the tower is illuminated.

Onioshidashi Park in Gunma features unique volcanic rocks, stunning views of Mount Asama, and a peaceful temple, making it a must-see for nature lovers and spiritual seekers.

Takayama Matsuri Yatai Kaikan showcases four stunning festival floats from the Takayama Autumn Festival. Explore traditional floats and their cultural significance with English audio guides.

Aoni Onsen offers a secluded, rustic hot spring retreat with no electricity or phone reception. Experience peaceful baths, simple accommodations, and nature’s tranquility.

Katsunuma is Japan’s wine capital, with 70+ wineries offering tastings, tours, and Koshu grape wines in a scenic, sunny valley perfect for wine-loving travelers.

Shikinaen Garden, a UNESCO-listed site, was once the residence of Ryukyu kings. Explore its beautiful ponds, stone bridges, and traditional Okinawan architecture while enjoying peaceful nature.