Attractions

Kikko Park in Iwakuni offers peaceful strolls through scenic paths, fountains, and lush greenery. Visit the statue of Kikkawa Hiroyoshi and explore the historic grounds of the former Kikkawa residence.

Kankakei Gorge, located in the heart of Shodoshima Island, is one of Japan’s three most beautiful gorges. Known for its stunning autumn colors, it offers breathtaking views from the Kankakei Ropeway.

The Museum of Tennis in Yamate reveals tennis's history in Japan, showcasing early equipment and the club where it all began, offering an insight into the sport's roots.

Myoryuji Temple, known as Ninja Temple, hides secret tunnels, trapdoors, and escape routes. Built by the Maeda lords, this Kanazawa gem offers a thrilling glimpse into Edo-period defense strategies.

Ara Beach is a peaceful, hidden spot on Miyako Island with great snorkeling around offshore coral, fewer crowds, and a more natural, untouched vibe—perfect for a quiet beach day.

Takachiho Shrine offers a peaceful, mystical experience. Explore the sacred grove, and enjoy the Yokagura dance performances, a reenactment of the famous myth that brings light back to the world.

Mitsumine Shrine is a scenic mountaintop retreat with rich carvings, rare wolf statues, and forest trails—offering art, history, and sweeping views in peaceful Chichibu nature.

Goshonoyu Onsen in Kinosaki Onsen is a spacious bathhouse with a multi-level outdoor bath overlooking a waterfall. Inside, enjoy a granite water bench and a steam sauna for a relaxing experience.

Tosen Shrine, nestled in scenic Arima Onsen, is a spiritual haven protecting the legendary hot springs. Known for blessings of health and fertility, it’s a must-visit for those seeking peace and good fortune.

Matsumoto Timepiece Museum is a must-visit for clock lovers! Explore a vast collection of timepieces from around the world, including grandfather clocks and unique design elements. Don’t miss Japan's largest pendulum clock!