Attractions

Inuyama Castle, built in 1537, is one of Japan’s oldest castles, offering a peek into the country’s feudal past. Climb its steep stairs for stunning views of the Kiso River and surrounding area.

Haigamine Observatory offers stunning panoramic views over Hiroshima, Seto Inland Sea, and Hiroshima Bay. Visit for breathtaking sunrises or the mesmerizing city lights at night!

Kongobuji, the head temple of Shingon Buddhism on Koyasan, is a must-visit. Explore its stunning rooms with intricate artwork, the Banryutei Rock Garden, and enjoy tea in a peaceful setting.

Ise Inner Shrine is Japan’s holiest Shinto site, offering serene forest paths, ancient rituals, and stunning wooden architecture, with a unique rebuilding tradition every 20 years.

Daigoji, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Kyoto, spans a mountainside with stunning temples, including the 38-meter-tall pagoda. Explore historic buildings, scenic gardens, and panoramic views to Osaka.

Yunosato Okada offers a serene onsen experience with outdoor pools surrounded by nature. Just a short shuttle ride from Yumoto Station, it’s the perfect spot to relax and unwind in Hakone’s beauty.

Nakijin Castle Ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers a peaceful glimpse into Okinawa’s past. Explore its history, enjoy the surrounding forests, and visit the nearby cultural center for more insights.

Kasashima Town Residences on Honjima Island offers a step back to Japan's Edo Period. Stroll through preserved streets, explore wooden houses, and visit the castle ruins for stunning views and history.

Historic temple and scenic views

Kenninji, Kyoto's oldest Zen temple, offers a peaceful escape near Gion. Explore its historic halls, admire dragon murals, and stroll through beautiful gardens while enjoying its rich cultural heritage.