Attractions

Daiichi Takimotokan offers one of Japan's best indoor hot spring experiences, with multiple pools fed by five different hot spring sources, each with unique health benefits.

Tropical Fish Pools on Kume Island let you see colorful sea life up close in tide pools formed at low tide—no need to swim or snorkel to enjoy the underwater world!

Kehi no Matsubara Pine Grove offers stunning pine forests, sea views, and a long white-sand beach—perfect for peaceful walks along one of Japan’s top pine landscapes.

Hodosan Shrine features vivid carvings, forest views, and beautiful autumn leaves. Ride the nearby ropeway to explore Mount Hodo’s peaceful trails and scenic mountain views.

Kakegawa Castle offers a rare wooden reconstruction, a feudal-era palace, and scenic city views. Explore tatami rooms, gardens, and enjoy matcha at the Ninomaru Tea House.

Ninja Kingdom Ise offers samurai-era fun with a full-size Azuchi Castle, ninja activities, live shows, tasty food, and a hot spring bath—all in one unique theme park.

Takaoka Historic Districts feature charming old streets, the elegant Sugano Residence, and a museum that tells the story of the city’s renowned metal casting heritage.

Gohyaku Rakan features 380 moss-covered Buddhist carvings along a stream, created over 200 years ago to honor villagers lost in famine. A peaceful and spiritual mountain walk.

Tuyumya Grave honors a 16th-century Miyako leader with a unique tomb style, located in central Hirara and recognized as a national cultural treasure.

Hiroshi Senju Museum showcases breathtaking waterfall paintings by Senju Hiroshi in an architecturally stunning space designed by Nishizawa Ryue. A must-visit for art lovers seeking a unique experience.