Attractions

Zuiganji Art Museum displays golden temple doors, samurai artifacts, and a statue of Date Masamune, giving visitors a rich look into Japan's feudal and spiritual history.

Niseko Village offers luxury at the Hilton, scenic slopes, and a perfect location between two major resorts—plus lower lift prices in shoulder season!

Mount Yoshino in Nara is famous for its 30,000 cherry trees spread across four zones. Enjoy temple views, sakura picnics, and breathtaking scenes from late March through April.

Innojofuta Park offers stunning cliffside views and the famous "glasses cave" rock formation. Just a 15-min drive from the airport, it's a must-visit photo spot on Tokunoshima Island.

Shirohatanoyu is a tiny local bathhouse near Yubatake with very hot spring water and two small baths, offering a quiet and authentic onsen experience for visitors.

Kanegasaki-gu Shrine offers cherry blossoms, ocean views, and a romantic atmosphere where visitors pray for love, all on a historic hill tied to a 14th-century battle.

Kitakami Suwa Shrine is a peaceful place with a rich history. It hosts sacred dances and cultural events, especially during summer festivals in the heart of Kitakami.

Arafune Cold Storage is a mountain cave that kept silkworm eggs cool with natural wind and snow. Explore its ruins, forest trail, and discover its silk industry history.

Manza Kogen Hotel features the scenic Sekitei Rotenburo with 7 mixed-gender and 1 female-only rocky baths, plus cozy indoor baths for all-season relaxation.

Budo no Oka offers 200 wine samples, local shopping, fine dining, an onsen, and a hotel—all with stunning views over the Kofu Plain. A must-visit for wine lovers and travelers alike.