Attractions

Nyoirinji Temple in Yoshino is a serene hillside temple with ties to Emperor Go-Daigo, samurai legends, and historical artifacts surrounded by peaceful forest scenery.

Imaicho Town lets you walk through an entire preserved merchant town in Nara, explore historic homes like the Imanishi Residence, and visit a model town at the Hanairaka Center.

Hanairaka Information Center offers a model of historic Imaicho and old photos that bring the town’s merchant history to life—perfect before or after exploring the preserved streets.

Awaji Hanasajiki offers year-round flower fields, seasonal earth art, ocean views, and cozy local cafés—all in a relaxing, free-entry park on Awaji Island.

Cape Higashi-Hennazaki offers a scenic lighthouse, stunning coastal views, and tranquility, making it a must-visit destination on Miyako Island for nature lovers.

Yuidake offers stunning views from its peak and along the road leading up. Enjoy scenic vistas of the island’s landscape, perfect for nature lovers and photographers seeking a peaceful retreat.

Aze Prince Beach offers beautiful coastline views, swimming, and snorkeling around vibrant coral reefs. A green space nearby is perfect for relaxation and gatherings, making it a perfect peaceful escape.

Takaoka Casting Museum shows how bronze casting shaped the city, with temple bells, tools, and crafts in a historic district known for metalwork traditions.

Mitake Shosenkyo, located near Kofu, is a stunning gorge with scenic hikes, a waterfall, a ropeway offering views of Mount Fuji, and a charming village with art and shops.

Nebuta Warasse offers an exciting look at Aomori’s Nebuta Matsuri with stunning floats, history displays, and live dance performances. Explore this vibrant museum near Aomori Station.