Attractions

Chiba Residence is a 200-year-old farmhouse in Tono with unique architecture, historic stables, and views over a quiet valley once home to a powerful family.

Manzatei features cozy indoor and outdoor hot spring baths for each gender, all with elegant wooden design and a peaceful atmosphere perfect for relaxing.

Nishi Honganji and Higashi Honganji in Kyoto showcase stunning architecture and rich Buddhist heritage. Explore these historic temples and enjoy the serene Shoseien Garden nearby.

Ozu Redbrick Hall, a charming Meiji-era building, offers visitors a taste of Ozu's history with its redbrick architecture and art exhibitions. Located near Ozu Castle, it's a must-see for art and history lovers.

Nogami Yaeko Literature Museum celebrates the life of this famed writer. Housed in her birthplace, a former sake brewery, it offers a glimpse into her legacy—an inspiring stop for literature lovers!

The Former Akita Commerce Building is a late-19th-century Western-style gem in Shimonoseki. Explore this well-preserved landmark to learn about the city’s role in international trade and cultural exchange.

Historic temple with stunning autumn views

Yaeyama Museum offers a deep dive into the traditions of the Yaeyama Islands with displays of festivals, clothing, canoes, pottery, and everyday life from the past.

Atlas Moth Museum on Yonaguni Island lets you meet the world’s largest moth up close. A great spot for nature lovers to explore tropical wildlife and local culture.

Ohama Beach is a peaceful spot near Amami City, perfect for snorkeling among coral reefs or relaxing on soft white sand. Just a short walk from the Hiramatsucho bus stop.