Attractions

Autumn foliage, history, peaceful retreat

The Kitakyushu Manga Museum showcases the history of manga, with a focus on local artists. Explore exhibits on iconic works like Space Battleship Yamato, a "Manga Time Tunnel," and a comic book library.

Nagamachi is a samurai district near Kanazawa Castle with preserved residences, narrow lanes, and canals. Visit Nomura-ke for samurai history and Shinise Kinenkan Museum for merchant life.

Tsuboya is Naha’s pottery hub with charming streets, active workshops, and a museum showcasing Okinawa’s ceramic history—perfect for culture lovers and souvenir hunters alike!

Yonehara Palm Tree Groves offers scenic trails through diverse palm trees, including the iconic Yaeyama Palm, a national natural monument, perfect for nature walks and photography.

Sunayama Beach offers stunning sand, clear waters, and rock formations—perfect for a relaxing escape with beautiful views and easy access.

Okonotaki Waterfall on Yakushima is an 88-meter high beauty ranked among Japan’s top 100 waterfalls—easy to access and perfect for a scenic, peaceful nature stop.

Oita Castle Ruins Park offers peaceful walks, scenic gardens, and a touch of samurai history, making it a charming spot to relax and enjoy nature in Oita City.

Daishoin Temple, built in 1656, was the Mori Clan’s family temple. Explore its Zen garden, visit the burial site of Mori lords, and enjoy a peaceful atmosphere with hundreds of stone lanterns.

Naka-Karuizawa offers a peaceful escape with scenic parks, museums, chic shops, and a hot spring bath. The Hoshino Resort area provides an elegant, nature-filled atmosphere for visitors.