Attractions

Yoshimizu Shrine in Yoshino blends samurai legends, imperial history, and spring cherry blossoms with great views and a collection of historical treasures.

Minato Tsuruga Yama Museum showcases stunning festival floats, samurai armor, and the seafaring history that brought prosperity to Tsuruga during the feudal era.

Kitakami City Museum offers a deep look into the region’s local life, crafts, and history, with peaceful surroundings and exhibitions perfect for all ages.

Denshoen is a peaceful folk village in Tono where you can explore farmhouses, hear local stories, and try weaving and straw crafts in a scenic countryside setting.

NYK Maritime Museum in Yokohama explores the history of Japan's largest shipping company, showcasing the evolution of maritime technology, commerce, and international trade.

Old sake breweries in Takayama's charming old town offer a taste of local tradition. Sample local sake and experience the history behind these iconic establishments.

Shimizu Port offers scenic views of Mount Fuji, a shopping mall with museums and a sushi museum, local markets, and more, making it a must-visit spot in Shizuoka City.

Yanbaru Wildlife Conservation Center is a great stop to learn about rare Okinawan animals like the Yanbaru kuina and see how the region protects its forests and wildlife.

Gunkan and Tategami Rocks offer dramatic sea views and stunning rock formations. Discover Yonaguni's rugged coastline from scenic lookout points perfect for photos and nature lovers.

Tindabana Viewpoint offers panoramic views of Sonai Village, Nanta Beach, and the East China Sea, with a short trail for easy access.