Attractions

Kaga Hanshi, a historical building in Nagamachi, features a beautiful strolling garden, offering a peaceful escape in the heart of Kanazawa’s historic district.

Momijiyama Japanese Garden in Shizuoka is a peaceful retreat with a pond, hill, and walking paths. Enjoy a tea ceremony in the teahouse while admiring the stunning scenery.

Yonetani Residence in Kashihara is a free-to-enter Edo-era townhouse with a rare 5-room layout and film ties to Rurouni Kenshin, perfect for architecture and history lovers.

Eiheiji Temple is a scenic Zen monastery near Fukui with 70+ historic buildings, peaceful walkways, seasonal beauty, and the legacy of Soto Zen founder Dogen.

Yokozuna Museum in Matsumae celebrates sumo legends Chiyonoyama and Chiyonofuji with exhibits, photos, and memorabilia that share their powerful stories and lasting impact.

Fudoki-no-oka Archaeological Museum offers ancient artifacts, burial mounds, and reconstructed homes showing how people lived from the Jomon to Meiji periods.

Sainokawara Park in Kusatsu offers bubbling streams, forest trails, and a large open-air bath where visitors can relax in nature and enjoy hot springs and mountain views.

Kyu-Karuizawa offers a historic charm with shopping, dining, and plenty of leisure activities like golf and cycling in a beautiful, relaxing atmosphere.

Kaiyodo Figure Museum in Nagahama is Japan’s first figure museum, featuring detailed dioramas and hands-on figure-making fun—perfect for fans of toys, art, and creativity!

Hibara Shrine, once home to Amaterasu’s spirit, offers scenic views and a unique sunset sight during equinoxes, with three torii gates facing sacred Mt. Miwa.