Attractions

Ankokuronji Temple, founded in 1253 by Nichiren, is a peaceful hidden gem in Kamakura. Surrounded by nature, its serene grounds and scenic hiking trails offer a perfect blend of history and tranquility.

Momochihama Beach is a scenic getaway in Fukuoka, featuring a beautiful 1 km shoreline along Hakata Bay. Enjoy swimming, sports, and explore Marizon with shops, restaurants, and ferry links to Uminonakamichi.

Rurikoji Temple in Yamaguchi City is famous for its five-story pagoda, built in 1442, one of Japan's top three. Explore the historical temple, Kozan Park, a tea house, and fascinating pagoda exhibits!

Furukawa Fish Market in Aomori lets you build your own nokkedon bowl with fresh local seafood! Use tickets to pick toppings and enjoy your custom meal right at the market.

Maehama Beach offers 7 km of white sand, perfect swimming conditions, water sports, and stunning sunsets—one of Japan’s most beautiful and convenient beaches.

Toyama Castle Park blends samurai history and natural beauty with a folk museum, cherry blossoms in April, a peaceful garden, and the nearby Sato Memorial Art Museum.

Yamanobe-no-michi Trail offers a scenic walk through villages, shrines, temples, and ancient tombs, linking Omiwa Shrine in Sakurai to Isonokami Shrine in Tenri.

Fukuoka City Museum offers an insightful journey through the region's cultural history, showcasing Fukuoka's role in trade and cultural exchange. Its engaging exhibits make it a must-visit for history lovers.

Ominesan is a must-see for climbers, trekkers, and pilgrims. Tackle the challenging Omine-Okugake Trail, enjoy breathtaking views, visit Ryusenji Temple, and relax in nearby Dorogawa Onsen. A spiritual adventure awaits!

Nakagusuku Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers stunning views of Nakagusuku Bay and well-preserved ruins from the Ryukyu Kingdom. Visit this historic gem and explore nearby Nakamurake residence.