Attractions

Goto Tourism and History Museum tells the story of the old castle and Goto Islands’ heritage, with exhibitions inside a reconstructed building next to the original moat.

Hashigui-iwa features mysterious rock pillars in the sea near Kushimoto. Walk along the coast, enjoy the ocean view, and discover the legend behind this natural wonder.

Wakayama Ramen offers rich soy or pork-soy broth, straight noodles, and mackerel sushi on the side—an unforgettable regional dish rooted in local flavor and tradition.

Rock-breaking Cherry Tree in Morioka stuns visitors with its 400-year-old blooms bursting from solid stone, right outside the city’s courthouse and near the historic castle park.

Karuizawa Ginza is a charming shopping street with unique souvenirs, local jam, and cozy cafés. End your stroll at the historic Shaw Memorial Church, a landmark that shaped Karuizawa’s vacation culture.

Siebold-No-Yu is a traditional public bath in Ureshino, named after a German doctor who loved its waters. Enjoy relaxing, gender-separated baths in a historic, peaceful setting.

Kakurin-tei Tea House is a peaceful retreat with classic Japanese design, scenic gardens, and a noble history—perfect for a quiet cultural break near Saga Castle.

Saga Shrine honors historic lords with symbolic cannons and elegant grounds. Just steps from Saga Castle, it reflects the region’s role in Japan’s early modernization and defense.

Cape Hedo is Okinawa's northern tip, with stunning cliff views and beautiful coastal trails. A perfect escape for nature lovers, it’s best explored by car for a scenic, peaceful adventure.

Kitsuki Castle Town Museum offers a look at Kitsuki’s traditions with a festival float, a town diorama, and cultural treasures that bring the town’s rich history to life.