Attractions

Yadoribama Beach offers white sand, clear waters, and peaceful surroundings. With a campground, restrooms, and showers, it’s perfect for a relaxing escape at the southern tip of the island.

Kitakami Oni House brings Japanese monster legends to life with dramatic displays, a mini theater, and unique artifacts. Discover oni culture and enjoy a fun, family-friendly museum experience.

Sawara charms with its Edo-era canal town, boat rides, Ja Ja Bridge waterfall, Ino Tadataka’s map museum, and colorful float festival held twice a year.

The Marugame City Museum offers a rich cultural experience in the heart of Marugame. Explore ancient artifacts, modern art, and history, including Marugame Castle relics, in a stunning historical setting.

Kiwi Fruits Country offers kiwi picking, tea leaf harvesting, and outdoor barbecues. With English guidance available, visitors can enjoy a hands-on experience of Japanese tea and fresh fruit farming.

Hakodate Port offers a blend of history and modern attractions with red brick warehouses, shopping, dining, a beer hall, a wedding chapel, and sightseeing cruises of Hakodate Bay.

Sagiriyu Public Bath offers a cozy, local hot spring experience with three pools, two types of water, and a sauna, perfect for those seeking a relaxing, casual soak.

Sano Residence showcases Japan’s medical past with historic tools, a rare Meiji-era microscope, and the charm of Kitsuki’s oldest surviving wooden townhouse.

Awaji Puppet Theater offers daily traditional puppet shows with live music and narration. Watch unique performances, meet the puppeteers, and explore a rich theatrical tradition on Awaji Island.

Ojima Island is a quiet pine-covered island near Matsushima pier with shrines, walking paths, and historic meditation caves. It’s easily reached by a short footbridge.