Attractions

Entsuin Temple blends Japanese beauty and Western touches with moss gardens, a rose garden, and a golden mausoleum honoring young lord Date Mitsumune in scenic Matsushima.

The Piggybank Museum in Kurashiki showcases hundreds of unique Japanese piggy banks, including rare 1970 Osaka Expo designs and comic characters. A fun, quirky stop full of creativity and nostalgia!

Himeyuri Monument honors student nurses lost in WWII. Visit this peaceful site to reflect, learn their stories, and understand Okinawa's wartime history.

Tamaudun Mausoleum is a royal tomb of the Ryukyu Kingdom, near Shuri Castle. Visit this UNESCO World Heritage site to explore Okinawan burial traditions and see historical artifacts.

River Kayaking in Ishigaki offers a scenic 90-minute guided tour along the Miyara and Fukido Rivers, showcasing beautiful mangrove forests for an unforgettable experience.

Ryokojin Sanso offers stunning outdoor bath views, plus indoor pools and a sauna. This peaceful mountain ryokan is perfect for guests looking to relax in a scenic, natural setting.

Seisonkaku Villa is an elegant samurai villa in Kenrokuen, showcasing stunning tatami rooms and a unique roof design. It offers a peaceful escape with direct access to Kenrokuen.

Mifuga Rock is a scenic coastal landmark on Kume Island with a walk-through hole in the center. Easy to access by car and perfect for photos, it’s a must-stop for nature lovers.

Ryukanzan Observation Point offers stunning views of Wakamatsu Bridge and nature. A short hike from the parking area brings you to this beautiful hilltop spot.

Yamato no Yu near Narita Airport offers stylish indoor and outdoor baths, private tubs, a spa, dining, and a tattoo-friendly policy—all in a peaceful setting near Boso no Mura.