Attractions

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.

Jizonoyu is a small local bathhouse in Kusatsu with very hot spring water, traditional timed bathing therapy, and a quiet setting just five minutes from the Yubatake.

Kurokawaso offers relaxing hot springs with a huge outdoor bath, a scenic view of cliffs, smaller pools, and spacious indoor baths. Enjoy nature in a serene environment with gender-separated baths.

Chateau Mercian is a historic winery where you can enjoy tours, wine tastings, and explore Japan's wine-making history. Relax at the café with wine, food, and drinks in a scenic setting.

Champuru is Okinawa’s famous stir-fry dish. Try goya champuru with tofu, egg, pork, or spam. Other tasty versions include tofu, fu, and papaya champuru. A must-eat while in Okinawa!

Ogawa no Taki is a peaceful waterfall retreat where water cascades from 50 meters into clear pools below, surrounded by greenery and calm nature—perfect for a scenic, relaxing visit.

Nomi Residence invites visitors to explore a free, restored samurai home and relax with drinks and snacks at its cozy café in the heart of historic Kitsuki.

Unzen Visitor Center is your gateway to volcanic wonders, hiking trails, and nature exhibits—an ideal stop for exploring the wild beauty of Unzen Onsen and Mount Unzen.

Senjojiki is a scenic coastal spot in Shirahama with wide, flat rock formations shaped like tatami mats—perfect for walking, relaxing, and taking in ocean views.

Cape Saikazaki offers stunning sea views, a historic lighthouse, and a peaceful garden, blending natural beauty with rich history along Wakayama's coast.