Attractions

Iwata Residence is a historic samurai home in the Hirosaki Samurai District, offering a glimpse into the life of samurai during the Edo Period.

Eef Beach is a peaceful coastal spot on Kumejima, offering water activities and essential facilities while staying close to the main tourist areas.

Omija Road Park offers peaceful walking paths through a mangrove forest and along a small river, perfect for a relaxing stop to enjoy nature along the main road in Iriomote.

Yubujima Suigyu Cart Ride brings you to a tranquil island by water buffalo cart, where you’ll find local music, souvenirs, tropical gardens, and a taste of Okinawan tradition.

Ureshino Tea Exchange Museum lets you taste, learn, and experience Ureshino’s rich tea heritage with hands-on exhibits, traditional brewing, and authentic local souvenirs.

Sakinoyu is a seaside outdoor bath in Shirahama with ocean views and over 1,000 years of history—perfect for a peaceful soak with a timeless atmosphere.

Moominvalley Park brings the Moomins to life with shows, exhibitions, nature trails, and Nordic-style fun just outside Tokyo—perfect for families, fans, and nature lovers alike.

The Tokaido Hiroshige Museum of Art showcases the works of Utagawa Hiroshige, offering both permanent and temporary exhibitions. A perfect spot to learn about his famous ukiyo-e prints.

The Russian Orthodox Church in Hakodate's Motomachi district is a historic landmark with beautiful blue domes, offering a glimpse into the city's past and its Russian influence.

Nishizawa Keikoku offers a scenic hike through lush forest, past waterfalls and streams, with peak autumn colors in late October. A nature lover’s dream in Yamanashi’s national park.