Attractions

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.

Sicilian Rice is a tasty Saga dish with rice, meat, and salad. Each restaurant adds its own twist—some even use Saga Beef or wild boar for a richer, local flavor.

Zuiryuji Temple is a peaceful Zen site with Edo-style halls, a grand gate, and statues of Ususama Myo-o, the deity who protects and purifies—even in the restroom.

Takkoku no Iwaya is a striking temple built into a cliffside near Hiraizumi, surrounded by forest trails, a peaceful pond, and centuries of warrior history and legend.

Matsumoto City Museum of Art showcases the vibrant works of Kusama Yayoi, born in the city. Enjoy her bold paintings and sculptures, along with rotating exhibitions. A must-visit for art lovers!

Tabira Catholic Church, a stunning red-brick gem from 1918, offers a glimpse into Japan’s Christian heritage. Its Romanesque beauty and peaceful setting make it a must-visit for history and architecture lovers!

Nijushi no Hitomi Movie Village, located on Shodoshima Island, brings the nostalgic world of the 1954 film "Twenty-Four Eyes" to life. Explore recreated early-20th-century scenes, old-school lunches, and museums.

Fort Goryokaku is a historic star-shaped fort in Hakodate, known for its cherry blossoms in spring and the Former Magistrate Office. Visit the Goryokaku Tower for breathtaking views of this unique site.

Osu Kannon, a historic Buddhist temple in central Nagoya, dates back to the Kamakura Period. Visit for its sacred Kannon statue, flea markets, and nearby Osu Shopping Arcade, perfect for shopping and culture.