Attractions

The Nariwa Museum, designed by Ando Tadao, is a must-visit for art lovers. Explore works by Kojima Torajiro, ancient artifacts, fossils, and enjoy the serene water garden and cafe in this modern space.

Mekada Residence, once home to a mid-level samurai family, offers a glimpse into feudal Japan. Admire its charming exterior and explore the peaceful surroundings, perfect for history lovers in Iwakuni.

Battle Monuments in Mimosusogawa Park honor Japan's rich history with two unique monuments: Choshu cannons and statues of Minamoto and Taira clan leaders. Enjoy views of the Kanmon Bridge while exploring.

Awashima Shrine blends ocean views, colorful dolls, and spiritual rituals tied to women’s health, with a legendary Hina Nagashi ceremony each March in coastal Wakayama.

Chusonji Temple offers golden halls, forest paths, and deep Fujiwara history. Walk through ancient grounds and see treasures like the Konjikido, hidden inside for protection.

Tono Municipal Museum shares the city’s legends, local life, and the story of the kappa through fun exhibits, videos, and folklore collected by Yanagita Kunio.

Tsubaki Shrine, located just south of central Matsuyama, offers a peaceful escape surrounded by lush greenery. With its rich Shinto traditions, vibrant festivals, and serene atmosphere, it’s a must-visit!

Omura Residence, one of Uchiko’s oldest buildings, offers a glimpse into the Edo Period with its traditional architecture. Admire its exterior next to the Honhaga Residence, a must-see for history lovers.

Kannon-in Temple is a hidden gem in Tottori! Stroll through its serene Edo-period garden, enjoy matcha with stunning views, and relax by a pond shaped like a crane and turtle—symbols of longevity!

Nihon Minkaen in Kawasaki features Edo Period buildings, hands-on craft workshops, seasonal events, and a folk museum, offering a cultural experience in traditional Japanese life.