Attractions

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!

Yoshida Shoin History Museum in Hagi offers an insightful look into Shoin's life and role in Japan's Meiji Restoration. Explore life-size displays, Shoin’s residence, and nearby historical sites for a deep cultural experience.

Shimonoseki Nabecho Post Office, built in 1900, is Japan’s oldest still-operating post office and a historic Western-style building. Explore its rich history, exhibits, and modern charm in a unique setting.

The Environmental Culture Village Center offers a stunning nature film on a huge screen, plus exhibits about Yakushima’s unique culture, perfect before or after exploring the island.

Hitotsumatsu Residence blends Showa and Edo styles, offering wide tatami rooms, historic exhibits, and lovely views of Kitsuki Castle and the sparkling sea.

Saga Balloon Museum offers hands-on exhibits, balloon simulators, and indoor fun for all ages. Explore the history of the Saga Balloon Festival in a weather-proof, interactive space.

Matsubara Shrine is a peaceful spot honoring the Nabeshima clan, with koi-filled creeks and tranquil paths beside Saga Shrine—perfect for a quiet cultural stroll.

Katsuura Fish Market offers lively tuna auctions, fresh seafood breakfasts, and an authentic taste of Japan’s fishing culture in a charming coastal town setting.

Hakodate Public Hall offers a glimpse into Japan's modernization with its stunning Western architecture. Located in the Motomachi district, it’s a must-see for history enthusiasts and architecture lovers.