Attractions

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.

Hoshizuna no Hama, known for its star-shaped sand, is perfect for swimming and snorkeling. A natural, peaceful beach offering a glimpse into Okinawa’s unique ecosystem.

Kyoto Station, opened in 1997, is a modern architectural marvel marking Kyoto's 1200th anniversary. With stunning design, it connects major transport lines and offers shopping, dining, and cultural experiences.

Teradaya Inn, located in Fushimi, is a historic ryokan with ties to Sakamoto Ryoma, who was attacked here before the Meiji Restoration. Explore the recreated inn and experience Japan's pivotal past.

Onjo-ji Temple, also known as Mii-dera, is a historic Buddhist site with deep spiritual significance. Founded by Prince Otomo, it offers serene gardens, sacred springs, and a rich architectural legacy.

Famous for views of Showa Crater

Taikodani Inari Shrine, located northeast of Tsuwano Castle, is a serene spot known for its beautiful red torii gates. Hike through a tunnel of gates to the main shrine, a must-see for good fortune seekers.

Hoshino Onsen offers a relaxing hot spring experience with both indoor and outdoor baths. Nearby, the Hoshinoya Resort enhances your stay with luxurious spa experiences in beautiful Karuizawa.

Kitsuki Castle charms visitors with scenic sea views, a small museum, and rich samurai history, making it a unique and picturesque stop on the Kunisaki Peninsula.

Kairakuen Garden in Mito is famous for 3,000 blooming plum trees, peaceful paths, traditional Kobuntei views over Senba Lake, and nearby Tokiwa Shrine honoring local lords.