Attractions

Osezaki Cape features dramatic cliffs, ocean views, and the historic Osezaki Lighthouse. A perfect spot for nature lovers and photographers seeking coastal beauty.

Torinokuchi Rock is a bird-beak-shaped cliff on Kume Island’s southern tip. A coastal trail with ocean views makes it a peaceful and scenic walk for nature and photo lovers.

Kinenhama Seaside Park is a peaceful beach on Tokunoshima's southeast coast. With stunning views, a parking lot, and amenities, it's perfect for a relaxing day in nature.

Chogakuji Temple features seasonal gardens, rare Buddhist art, and a September lantern festival where the temple glows with hundreds of soft candlelit lanterns.

Hakodate City Museum of Northern Peoples shows the history and culture of Hokkaido’s indigenous groups. A quiet, educational stop near the Red Brick Warehouses in Hakodate.

Ayamaru Cape Park offers ocean views, a kids’ play area, and a peaceful jetty. Just 15 mins from the airport, it’s a scenic and relaxing coastal stop for all ages.

Ryuunin Temple in Matsumae features Edo-period architecture, a 200-year-old cherry tree, and the Matsumae lords' graveyard within a serene temple district rich in history.

Former Bank of Iwate features red-brick beauty from 1911, designed by the same architect as Tokyo Station. Visitors can explore the elegant interior in central Morioka.

Gozanoyu is a stylish bathhouse beside Yubatake with stone and wooden baths, twin hot spring pools, and relaxing tatami rooms, including one you can rent privately.

Wakayama Historical Center brings samurai culture to life with armor try-ons, weapons, and Edo-era history near the castle—perfect for families and history fans.