Attractions

Tojinbaka is a colorful memorial on Ishigaki Island that honors 300 Chinese laborers. A peaceful place with deep history, it’s ideal for those interested in culture and remembrance.

Mangrove Forest in Amami Oshima offers kayaking tours through Japan's second-largest mangrove area. Explore the rivers, enjoy local cafes, shops, and observation decks for a perfect nature escape.

Ohara Residence showcases Kitsuki’s finest samurai home, with beautiful tatami rooms, a charming garden, and an authentic thatched roof that takes visitors back in time.

Shionomisaki Lighthouse in Kushimoto marks the southernmost point of Japan’s mainland. Enjoy amazing sea views, peaceful walks, and a museum telling its historic story.

Morioka Castle Ruins Park, also called Iwate Park, features scenic stone walls and spring cherry blossoms, offering peaceful strolls in a historic city center setting.

Ioji Temple offers a peaceful retreat with traditional stone walls and tiled roofs. Enjoy scenic views of Tomonoura Bay, and hike to Taishiden Hall for even more stunning panoramic vistas.

Kai-Zenkoji in Kofu is a majestic temple with Takeda Shingen's legacy, featuring an underground passage, a "key to paradise," and an acoustic spot in its grand wooden main hall.

Shima Spain Mura is a Spain-themed amusement park in Mie with fun rides, flamenco shows, and nearby hot springs. A lively, colorful getaway perfect for families and friends.

The Museum of Aeronautical Sciences near Narita Airport features aircraft displays, simulators, and great plane-watching spots with views from decks, parks, and even a control tower.

The Kusakabe Heritage House is a historic merchant home in Takayama’s old town. Explore its elegant Edo-era architecture, tatami rooms, and exhibits showcasing the life of a wealthy merchant family.