Attractions

Nambu Ironware in Morioka blends traditional craftsmanship with modern design—visit local shops near the castle park to see, feel, and buy these elegant iron kettles and teapots.

Hiroshima Prefectural Museum of History showcases life and culture in the Setouchi region, featuring the medieval Kusado Sengen ruins and interactive exhibits for all ages.

Kofu Castle offers scenic views, a reconstructed turret, and a tranquil Japanese garden, providing a glimpse into Japan’s past while enjoying nature.

Sakitsu Catholic Church is a beautiful Gothic-style church in a quiet fishing village, rich in Christian history and offering a peaceful, authentic atmosphere.

Takadachi Gikeido honors Yoshitsune, a tragic samurai hero who died in Hiraizumi. The memorial offers calm river views and a powerful story of loyalty and betrayal.

Osamu Tezuka Manga Museum, located in Takarazuka, celebrates the "God of Manga" and his iconic works like Astro Boy. Just 30 minutes from Osaka, the museum offers interactive exhibits and rare sketches.

Oshima Island blends coastal beauty with history through two museums celebrating early Japan-Turkey and Japan-US friendships, plus trails with views of the scenic Umikongo Coast.

Lord Goto Residence is a beautifully restored Edo-era home with a scenic garden. Visit this seasonal attraction to experience traditional Japanese elegance and history.

Shimizu Sushi Museum lets you discover the history of sushi through exhibits and models, located in the S-Pulse Dream Plaza, Shimizu.

Energy Land is a quirky, retro-style theme park in Shirahama with fun illusions and 3D rides—great for families seeking a playful stop during their visit.