Attractions

Tengudani Kiln Site in Arita marks where one of the first hillside kilns once stood. Though gone now, a full replica can be seen at Arita Porcelain Park.

Storehouse Shopping Street in Kurashiki, just a block from the canal, offers a peaceful, charming atmosphere. Explore historic shops, cafes, and unique souvenirs while enjoying the area's modern flair!

Engetsu Island is a scenic sea rock in Shirahama where the sunset shines through a round hole—perfect for photographers and nature lovers seeking a peaceful view.

The Museum of Folkcraft in Kurashiki, built in 1948, showcases traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Explore textiles, ceramics, and more, offering a captivating look at Japan’s rich cultural heritage!

Mount Kagamiyama, just outside Karatsu, offers a peaceful retreat with a park at the summit, seasonal flowers, and local pottery shops. The observation deck boasts stunning panoramic views of the city!

Shikoku Mura, located at the base of Yashima, is an open-air museum showcasing Shikoku's rich heritage. Explore traditional buildings, a vine suspension bridge, and art exhibitions in a scenic setting.

The Oita Prefectural Museum of History offers vivid temple reconstructions, cultural exhibits, and a peaceful park with ancient tombs near Usa Shrine on the Kunisaki Peninsula.

The Asuka Museum explores the Asuka Period with ancient stone fountains, historical reconstructions, and exhibits that showcase early Japanese culture and art.

Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture offers a deep dive into the city’s past as a key international trading port. Explore its Edo Period isolation, foreign trade, and cultural exchanges through exhibits and dioramas!

The Aizumicho Historical Museum offers an immersive journey into the region's rich past. Explore fascinating exhibits that showcase the area's cultural heritage, perfect for history lovers and curious travelers.