Attractions

Hotel Yumoto Noboribetsu offers four types of hot springs, including saunas and waterfalls, perfect for those seeking a relaxing ryokan stay with diverse bathing options.

Zuisenji is a peaceful Zen temple in eastern Kamakura, known for its serene rock garden created by Muso Kokushi. Surrounded by lush hills, it offers a tranquil retreat with beautiful seasonal blooms.

Tsukudani is a traditional Japanese dish made by simmering seafood, beef, or vegetables in soy sauce and sweet sake. With its rich, savory flavor, it's perfect as a topping for rice, a true taste of Japan.

Bungeikan Heritage Museum highlights Kinosaki’s literary history with exhibits on famous writers and their works. A key stop on a literary tour, it offers insight into the town’s cultural legacy.

Ho Park in Nagahama offers stunning Lake Biwa views, beautiful cherry blossoms in spring, and Nagahama Castle’s samurai history. Enjoy picnics, seasonal festivals, and nearby artisan shops year-round.

Bluff No. 18 offers a unique look into Yamate's history. Originally a Catholic priest's residence, it was relocated in 1991, preserving its historic charm. A must-see for architecture and history lovers.

Oku no Yu offers a wide variety of baths including a steam sauna, cave bath, and outdoor pools with beautiful river views, making it a relaxing destination for hot spring lovers.

Furuzamami Beach is Zamami Island's top beach for snorkeling and relaxing, with crystal-clear waters, rental shops, food stalls, and all the facilities you need for a perfect beach day.

Tennoji Park is a peaceful retreat in Osaka, offering lush gardens, seasonal flowers, and cultural landmarks like the Osaka Museum of Fine Arts. Perfect for relaxation with a zoo and beautiful gardens.

Uwajima Castle, one of Japan's twelve original Edo period castles, offers stunning views of the city. Enjoy scenic walks, explore historical exhibits, and visit the Yamazato Soko museum on your way up.