Attractions

Mitsui Memorial Museum offers a stunning collection of art from the Mitsui family. Located in the Mitsui Tower, it features changing exhibits and a charming teahouse, perfect for art lovers and culture seekers.

Hiji Waterfall offers a peaceful forest hike, a suspension bridge, a scenic 26-meter waterfall, and a campground—perfect for nature lovers exploring northern Okinawa.

Kanzeonji is a historic temple in Dazaifu, built in 746 to honor an emperor's mother. Explore the main hall, bell tower with Japan's oldest bell, and impressive Buddhist statues in the Treasure Hall.

Takaoka Castle Park offers cherry blossoms, boat rides in old moats, a shrine with a bronze torii, and museums showcasing local history and Doraemon’s famous creator.

Tofukuji, a large Zen temple in southeastern Kyoto, is famous for its stunning autumn colors and Tsutenkyo Bridge, offering breathtaking views. Explore its impressive gates and unique rock gardens!

Tsukishima, a historic man-made island in Tokyo Bay, offers a mix of old and modern Tokyo. Famous for monjayaki, a savory pancake, it’s a food lover’s paradise with a rich cultural charm.

Mount Hangetsuyama offers breathtaking views of Lake Chuzenji and Mount Nantai. Hike to the summit for stunning panoramas, especially during autumn. Alternatively, take a scenic road and short hike.

The Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art in Kobe offers a stunning collection of modern and contemporary art. Designed by Tadao Ando, the museum features exhibitions, performances, and scenic waterfront views.

Rokko Morinone Museum, nestled on Mount Rokko in Kobe, blends modern art with nature. Explore sculptures, paintings, and installations surrounded by lush greenery, offering stunning views and tranquility.

Fukiya Village, nestled in the hills of Takahashi, offers a glimpse into Japan's rural past. Explore preserved houses painted with red bengara pigment and enjoy historical sites and beautiful landscapes.