Attractions

Urauchi River offers scenic cruises through mangroves, followed by a jungle walk to two stunning waterfalls. A perfect adventure for nature lovers on Iriomote Island.

Kurasaki Beach offers white sands, calm waters, and a peaceful atmosphere. Perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and easy access with nearby dive center, hotel, and large car park.

Bansuisou, a stunning French Renaissance-style château built in 1922, was once a gathering place for celebrities and the imperial family. Now a National Important Cultural Property, it's a must-see in Matsuyama!

The Kamihaga Residence in Yokaichi Old Town offers a glimpse into Uchiko's rich history. Once home to the influential Kamihaga family, it now showcases the town's wax industry, with fascinating exhibits and displays.

Daihoji Temple, the 44th stop on the Shikoku Pilgrimage, offers a peaceful retreat in lush forests. Discover its rich history, healing Kanon statue, and serene atmosphere—a must-visit for spiritual seekers!

Kawachi Wisteria Garden near Kitakyushu is famous for its stunning wisteria tunnels, blooming from late April to early May. Visit for breathtaking flower displays and panoramic views in a peaceful setting.

Kikko Shrine in Iwakuni, dedicated to the powerful Kikkawa family, offers a glimpse into the past. Surrounded by seasonal blooms, it’s a peaceful spot to connect with history and enjoy nature’s beauty.

Kozanji Temple, one of Japan's oldest Zen temples, is a national treasure. Explore its serene architecture, enjoy autumn foliage, and immerse yourself in Shimonoseki’s rich cultural and spiritual history.

Otemon Square, located across from Hirosaki Castle, is your starting point for sightseeing, featuring an information center, exhibitions, restaurants, and historic buildings.

Kaiji Beach is known for its rare star-shaped sand and peaceful setting. Though swimming is not allowed, it's a must-visit for nature lovers exploring Taketomi Island.