Attractions

Baien offers relaxing outdoor baths just south of Yufuin, with stunning views of Mount Yufu’s twin peaks and large, gender-separated hot spring facilities for a peaceful escape.

Osaka Museum of History offers a fascinating journey through Osaka’s past, from its ancient capital days to the vibrant Showa Period. Enjoy stunning views of Osaka Castle and engaging exhibits on each floor!

Kanaya Hotel History House offers a fascinating look at Nikko's past. Once a residence, it became a guesthouse in 1872, hosting famous guests like Einstein. Explore tatami rooms, stairways, and gardens!

Mount Unzen offers hiking, ropeway views, hot springs, and colorful scenery, all atop an active volcano with dramatic history and a smoking peak formed in the 1990s.

Omizo Castle Ruins and Otomega Pond offer a fascinating glimpse into Japan’s past. Explore the remains of the castle, surrounded by ancient stone walls, and enjoy stunning views at Otomega Pond, perfect for photography!

The Anno Mitsumasa Art Museum, located across from the station, is a must-visit for fans of the famous Japanese illustrator. Explore his iconic children's books, rotating exhibitions, and nostalgic classroom.

The Yamada Yoji Museum in Shibamata celebrates the life and work of renowned director Yamada Yoji, famous for the "Otoko wa Tsurai yo" series. Explore scripts, photos, and artifacts from his career.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum offers a dynamic art experience with rotating exhibitions across six galleries. Located in Ueno Park, it’s a must-visit for art lovers looking for fresh displays.

Kotohiragu Shrine is a must-visit! Climb 1,368 steps up Mount Zozu to a stunning view of Kotohira Town. Explore its unique blend of Shinto and Buddhist architecture and enjoy a journey through history.

Takasakiyama Monkey Park offers a thrilling experience with over 1500 wild monkeys. Enjoy watching their playful antics during feeding time at the foot of Mount Takasaki. Don’t miss this unique attraction!