Attractions

Ama Beach offers calm waters, turtle sightings, and a quiet setting facing uninhabited islands. Ideal for relaxing or snorkeling further offshore. Limited food—bring your own lunch!

Miki Museum offers a stunning mix of art and history near Himeji Castle! Explore exquisite ceramics, paintings, and special exhibits, then relax with breathtaking castle views from the rooftop

Hamafukutsuru Ginjo Brewery in Kobe’s Nada district is famous for its award-winning "ginjo" sake. Visit its engaging exhibition and observe the brewing process for an immersive sake experience.

Takenaka Meat Shop, an icon in Arima Onsen, has been serving delicious Kobe beef for 80 years. Enjoy juicy skewers, crispy croquettes, and top-quality Japanese Black beef in a welcoming atmosphere!

Sapporo Station, the city’s central transport hub, offers great shopping and dining. Don't miss the T38 Observation Deck for breathtaking views 160 meters above the city—perfect for sightseeing!

Zengan-ji Temple, a peaceful retreat in Utsunomiya, features a 3.5-meter copper Buddha statue from 1735. Explore its tranquil garden, stone lanterns, and intricate carvings, making it a serene escape.

Tokyo Building Tokia is a lively shopping and dining hub in the Tokyo Building, perfect for unwinding after work. Enjoy trendy restaurants, bars, and a fun atmosphere for a great night out.

The Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, the longest suspension bridge in the world, connects Kobe to Awaji Island. Walk along the Maiko Marine Promenade for stunning views, or visit the Bridge Exhibition Center for more insights.

Huis Ten Bosch offers a magical Dutch-style getaway in Nagasaki with tulip gardens, fireworks, boat rides, and European hotels. Explore attractions and unwind in beautiful surroundings.

Aharen Beach offers beautiful white sands, clear waters for swimming and snorkeling, and nearby rentals, restaurants, and stunning views from Kubandaki Observatory.