Attractions

Minakata Kumagusu Museum in Shirahama honors a legendary scholar with engaging exhibits on nature, folklore, and science—perfect for curious and culture-loving travelers.

The Takahashi Historical Museum offers a fascinating dive into the city's rich past. Explore artifacts, documents, and exhibits that highlight Takahashi's cultural and historical journey from ancient to modern times.

Noboribetsu Sekisuitei offers spacious baths, saunas, jacuzzis, and stunning views of forested mountains, perfect for a relaxing day trip or a peaceful retreat.

Inazaki Observatory offers stunning panoramic views of Zamami Island’s rugged coastline. A scenic one-hour hike leads to this beautiful spot, perfect for nature lovers.

Oe Catholic Church offers stunning Romanesque architecture and history, with the nearby Amakusa Rosario Museum sharing the secret stories of hidden Christians.

Imari Nabeshima Gallery inside Imari Station showcases rotating exhibits of Koimari and Nabeshima porcelain with an English guide—perfect for art lovers and cultural explorers.

Kofukuji Temple, Nagasaki’s oldest Chinese-founded temple, offers a unique blend of history and culture. Explore its stunning Chinese-style halls, ancient artifacts, and serene atmosphere in the Teramachi district!

Warei Shrine, one of Shikoku’s Grand Shrines, is renowned for its connection to fishermen and its massive 12-meter stone torii gate. Visit for blessings, peaceful views, and the vibrant Warei Grand Festival!

White Snakes of Iwakuni are rare and beautiful albino snakes with red eyes, symbolizing good fortune. Visit the Iwakuni White Snake Museum and Shirohebi Shrine to see these precious creatures up close!

Silk Road of the Sea Gallery and Workshop offers handmade pottery, a cozy upstairs gallery, and authentic charm—just beside the Ceramic Merchant’s Residence in Imari.