Attractions

Kasuga Village, a secluded refuge for Hidden Christians, preserves a secret past. With no churches in sight, this peaceful village offers a rare glimpse into Japan’s hidden Christian history and resilience.

Historic copper mine experience

Shiraito Waterfall in Karuizawa offers a stunning view of water flowing like white threads, surrounded by lush greenery in summer and vibrant colors in autumn.

Ebisuya Onsen in Beppu’s Myoban area offers a peaceful escape with aroma baths, jacuzzis, and steam boxes—perfect for travelers seeking authentic, rural relaxation.

Shiratani Unsuikyo, on Yakushima, features ancient cedar trees and inspiring Ghibli film landscapes. Explore trails for all levels, and visit the iconic forest scenes from Mononoke Hime.

Izanagi Shrine on Awaji Island blends ancient myth, sacred trees, and love blessings. Touch the 900-year-old camphor tree and explore the origins of Japan’s divine legends.

Oharaimachi is a historic street near Ise Shrine with traditional shops, tasty local food like Akafuku and Ise Udon, and a recreated Edo-style town called Okage Yokocho.

Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine is a peaceful, romantic shrine known for love blessings, colorful wind chimes in summer, and wooden wish plaques in a calming traditional setting.

Hitsujiyama Park bursts into color each spring with hills of pink moss flowers arranged in stunning patterns, offering beautiful mountain views and a peaceful atmosphere.

Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum is a modern, spacious museum by Nagasaki's port, designed by renowned architect Kuma Kengo. Explore Spanish art, local works, and enjoy stunning views from the roof garden!