Attractions

Oyama Shrine offers a blend of cultural influences, including a Dutch-style gate, historical significance, and peaceful garden strolls. It’s a must-visit for history lovers and those seeking tranquility.

Sansuikan is a short walk from Yufuin Station, offering easy access to outdoor and indoor baths, a sauna, and a scented bath, perfect for a relaxing and convenient onsen experience.

Naha Area is Okinawa’s vibrant capital with historic sites like Shuri Castle, local food, lively Kokusaidori Street, and traditional pottery—all within easy reach for every traveler.

Jomonsugi is Yakushima’s famous ancient cedar tree, estimated to be over 2,000 years old. A 10-hour hike takes you through breathtaking landscapes, past other iconic trees, with options to stay overnight.

Cape Nagasakibana offers ocean views, a lighthouse walk, tropical gardens, and scenic views of Mount Kaimondake—known as "Satsuma Fuji"—plus nearby Flower Park Kagoshima.

Wakayama Castle, once a Tokugawa stronghold, stands proudly rebuilt. Nearby, explore the Historical Center to uncover centuries of samurai stories and feudal power in scenic Wakayama.

Hoonji Temple in Morioka features 499 carved disciples, a scenic temple road, and peaceful Zen architecture just 15 minutes on foot from the city center.

Karatsu Castle, perched on a hill with stunning views of Karatsu Bay, offers a glimpse into Japan’s history. Explore its museum, admire beautiful ceramics, and enjoy panoramic views from the top!

Whale Museum showcases Goto’s rich whaling history with interactive exhibits and artifacts, alongside a unique shrine featuring a whale bone gate honoring whalers.

Cape Shionomisaki is Honshu’s southernmost tip with ocean views, a climbable lightho