Attractions

Chokeiji Temple features 500 unique Buddhist statues on a quiet hillside next to Toyama Folk Craft Village, with peaceful views and a calming, traditional atmosphere.

Iriomote Wildlife Conservation Center highlights the conservation of Iriomote Yamaneko wildcats, with educational displays about the island's wildlife. See live feeds and learn about the island’s ecology in English.

Hinjitsukan is a former imperial guesthouse in Ise with Meiji-era design, elegant halls, sea views, art displays, and a peaceful garden—perfect for culture and history lovers.

Toyama Municipal Folk Craft Village features charming old houses, museums on medicine, art, and folklore, plus a nearby temple with 500 rakan statues in a quiet, forested setting.

Aomori Museum of Art offers a stunning mix of modern architecture and impressive art collections, including large Marc Chagall paintings, pop art by Nara Yoshitomo, and much more.

Kochiyama offers breathtaking views from its peak and an observation tower, just a short walk from parking. Ideal for nature lovers and those seeking scenic beauty on the southern island.

Miyazaki Prefectural Museum blends nature and culture with life-sized exhibits, historic farmhouses, and special shows—all next to Miyazaki Shrine. A hidden gem for curious travelers!

Shonenji Temple in Nara's Imai-cho district is a peaceful historic site where Emperor Meiji once stayed. A key temple of the Honganji sect, it's now under preservation as a cultural treasure.

Ichijodani Asakura Clan Historic Ruins feature a samurai town, gardens, castle ruins, and a museum with artifacts, dioramas, and a recreated home near scenic mountain trails.

Manza Prince Hotel features open-air hot springs with amazing mountain views, indoor and outdoor baths for each gender, and a unique mixed-gender bath surrounded by nature.