Attractions

Agarizaki Lighthouse offers stunning views of rugged cliffs, the ocean, and Iriomote Island. Enjoy spotting Yonaguni horses and taking in the peaceful scenery at this eastern Yonaguni landmark.

Keihan, a famous chicken rice dish from Amami Oshima, features tender chicken, fresh veggies, and savory broth. Served for 800-1000 yen, it's a healthy, flavorful meal perfect for the island's climate.

Miyazaki Shrine is Japan's oldest shrine, dedicated to Emperor Jimmu. Located in a peaceful forest, it hosts events like horseback archery and sits next to the Miyazaki Prefectural Museum.

Imochiura Church on Fukue Island features Japan’s first Lourdes statue and a peaceful garden spring, all set in a charming brick building surrounded by nature.

Maritime Self-Defense Force Museum in Sasebo features a real submarine and exhibits on Japan’s naval history—perfect for families and military history fans. Free entry!

Tsuruga Railway Museum shows how Tsuruga connected Japan’s coasts and Europe through rail, with exhibits inside a recreated early 1900s port station full of railway history.

Sugano Residence is a historic merchant home in Takaoka with elegant rooms, a peaceful garden, and a stunning altar that shows the city’s cultural and religious traditions.

Valley views, stone stairs, lucky discs

Matsushima Museum is a small but rich museum behind Kanrantei, showcasing samurai armor, weapons, and tools that bring the region’s feudal history to life.

Kusatsu Onsen Ski Resort offers skiing and hot springs in winter, and fun outdoor activities like mini golf and grass carts in summer, all on the slopes of Mount Shirane.