Attractions

Biwako Valley Cableway offers a thrilling ride to breathtaking views of Lake Biwa. At the top, enjoy scenic cafes and year-round activities like skiing in winter and hiking in summer. A must-visit!

Mount Aso, one of the world’s largest calderas, offers stunning volcanic landscapes, breathtaking crater views, and scenic trails. Explore Nakadake, hike Kusasenri, or visit the Aso Volcano Museum!

Quaint streets with vintage charm

Kappa Tengoku, just a 5-minute walk from Yumoto Station, offers a rustic onsen experience in a peaceful natural setting. Enjoy outdoor baths and a nostalgic, authentic atmosphere away from the crowds.

Kintaikyo Bridge, Iwakuni's iconic wooden structure, boasts five elegant arches spanning the Nishiki River. Built in 1673 and rebuilt in 1953, it remains a must-see symbol of beauty and resilience.

Akechidaira Plateau offers stunning views of the Irohazaka Winding Road and valley, especially in autumn. Take the ropeway for panoramic views of Kegon Waterfall, Lake Chuzenji, and surrounding nature.

Yamamizuki offers a tranquil riverside bath experience in nature, with gender-separated outdoor and indoor pools, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation.

relaxation. Himeji Central Park is the ultimate mix of safari and thrills! Drive or walk among exotic animals, enjoy exciting rides, and relax with seasonal fun like swimming in summer and ice skating in winter!

Amanohashidate Sandbar is a breathtaking 3-km long isthmus connecting heaven and earth. Known as the "bridge in heaven," it's lined with unique pine trees and offers stunning views and peaceful beaches.

Omotesando, Tokyo’s Champs-Elysées, is a chic, tree-lined avenue with luxury boutiques, stylish cafés, and stunning architecture. Stroll, shop, and dine in this elegant hub of fashion and culture!