Attractions

Taiji Whale Museum mixes live whale shows, hands-on feeding, and a magical dolphin tunnel that’s popular online—perfect for families, couples, or anyone who loves marine life.

Furusato Village in Tono lets you explore Japan’s farming past, walk among old farmhouses, and try fun hands-on crafts like bamboo and straw making in a peaceful rural setting.

Marumo Residence offers a rare glimpse into samurai life with its elegant tatami rooms, sliding doors, and serene garden. Step back in time and experience the beauty of Edo-period Japan in historic Usuki!

National Museum of Art Osaka showcases contemporary Japanese and global works in striking underground galleries on Nakanoshima Island, offering art, architecture, and a calm riverside setting.

Nakama River offers scenic cruises with stunning views of mangroves and nature. Choose a longer tour for a walk or a shorter ride for a quick experience!

Daihoji Temple offers a unique Chinese-inspired design and deep history. Visit this "Koyasan of the West" where Kukai spread Shingon Buddhism after returning from China.

Koimari Clock near the bridge entertains every hour with music and charming porcelain scenes from Imari's past—an artistic, cultural highlight in the heart of the city.

Folk and History Museum in Arita, near Izumiyama Quarry, features exhibits on porcelain production, local life, and historical documents like business records and currency.

Traditional merchant family residence

Iminomiya Shrine, a historic site mentioned in Japan’s Nihon Shoki, offers a glimpse into the area's spiritual legacy. Nearby, Nogi Shrine honors General Nogi, a hero of the Russo-Japanese War.