Attractions

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!

Shogunzuka Mound, nestled in Kyoto’s eastern mountains, offers stunning views from its North Deck. Enjoy panoramic city sights, visit the Seiryuden temple, and explore vibrant gardens year-round.

Lafcadio Hearn’s Residence in Kumamoto is the former home of the Western author who introduced Japan to the world. Explore his life and writings in this preserved museum, offering a glimpse into his experiences.

Bitchu Kokubunji Temple, founded in 741, features a 34.32-meter-tall five-story pagoda, the last of its kind built in Japan. Explore its rich history, showcasing Japan’s architectural heritage and resilience.

Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, located in Yebisu Garden Place, is a must-see for art lovers. Explore diverse exhibits, including photography, video art, and sculptures. A cultural hub with fresh experiences!

Enryaku-ji Temple, nestled on Mount Hiei, offers stunning views of Kyoto. Founded in 788, it’s a spiritual retreat with rich Buddhist history and peaceful surroundings, making it a must-visit for culture seekers.

Meganebashi Bridge in Nagasaki, built in 1634, is famous for its twin arches reflecting in the water, resembling eyeglasses. Stroll along the scenic riverbanks and enjoy the bridge's historic charm.

Katsurahama Beach, just 30 minutes from central Kochi, is a stunning coastal destination. Visit the Sakamoto Ryoma statue and museum, explore a small aquarium, or enjoy scenic walking paths and local cuisine!

Kondoi Beach on Taketomi Island offers white sand, shallow emerald waters, shady picnic spots, and calm vibes—ideal for sunbathing, wading, and laid-back beach days.

The Kamo Shrines, Shimogamo Shrine and Kamigamo Shrine, are UNESCO World Heritage Sites and Kyoto's oldest shrines. Surrounded by nature and rich in history, these shrines offer a spiritual escape.