Attractions

Tudumari no Hama, or Moon Beach, is a crescent-shaped, peaceful beach with amazing sunset views. Visit for the fine sand at the river mouth and breathtaking natural beauty.

Takaoka Municipal Museum inside Takaoka Castle Park presents the city’s history through artifacts and crafts. A quiet spot to learn more about Takaoka's samurai, culture, and craftsmanship.

Archaeological Institute of Kashihara offers a deep dive into Japan’s early history with ancient artifacts, tomb discoveries, and exhibitions from Jomon to Muromachi periods.

Nagasaki Port is a vibrant harbor with scenic views and rich history. Explore the waterfront, visit historical sites, and enjoy the blend of Japanese and Western influences in this historic area.

Takayama-sha Sericulture School in Fujioka taught silk farming methods that shaped Japan’s industry. Tour the historic site, explore the old school building, and learn its Meiji-era story.

Kozenji Temple Matsumae features a historic Jodo sect temple with the legendary Kechimyaku Sakura, one of the town’s most famous cherry trees rich in spirit and story.

Spa Resort Hawaiians in Iwaki offers Hawaiian-themed fun with water parks, hot springs, Hula Girls performances, and relaxing spa experiences. Enjoy pools, baths, lessons, and a nearby golf course.

Shiramizu Amidado in Iwaki City features a rare Pure Land garden and the Amida Buddha enshrined in a historic temple. Explore the garden and admire this national treasure.

Amami no Sato Folk Museum showcases the rich culture and traditions of Amami Oshima, offering visitors a deeper understanding of local history through exhibits and artifacts.

Rokkakudo is a unique hexagonal building by Okakura Tenshin, located in northern Ibaraki. It offers visitors a chance to learn about his life, art, and the beauty of Japanese culture through his residence and museum.