Attractions

Ishiteji, Matsuyama's famous temple and 51st stop on the Shikoku Pilgrimage, offers a serene spiritual experience with its stunning pagoda, historical caves, and a towering statue of Kobo Daishi.

Magome Waki-Honjin Museum is a historic inn where writer Toson was born. It now features exhibits on Edo travel and Toson’s life in an authentic post town setting.

Takumi no Yakata – A must-visit tea house in Uji! Learn the art of tea making from certified instructors, explore different teas, and enjoy Japanese sweets in a welcoming, interactive setting.

Togo Shrine, located in Tokyo, honors Admiral Togo, Japan's hero in the Russo-Japanese War. Surrounded by greenery, it's a peaceful spot to explore Japan's maritime history and enjoy tranquility.

Makino Botanical Garden near Chikurinji Temple is a peaceful escape for nature lovers. Explore beautiful walking paths, a greenhouse, and learn about Dr. Makino’s contributions to botany in the museum halls.

Mount Bizan, a must-see in Tokushima City, offers stunning panoramic views of the Asan Mountains, Seto Inland Sea, and Kishu Mountains. Take a scenic ride on the Bizan Ropeway and enjoy nature year-round.

Tsuboya Pottery Museum offers a deep dive into Okinawa's pottery tradition, with beautiful exhibits and nearby artisan shops in a historic district just minutes from central Naha.

Koshi-no-Ie Residence in Nara offers a rare glimpse into traditional machiya townhouses. Explore its historic wooden interiors and learn about the lifestyle of Nara’s merchants in this beautifully preserved home.

Enpukuji Temple, built in the 1600s on a hill once home to a castle, offers peaceful views and a glimpse into Japan's feudal past. A must-visit for history lovers, reflecting Japan's rich cultural heritage.

Takegawara Onsen in Beppu is a historic bathhouse from 1879 offering sand and hot baths in a nostalgic setting—an iconic spot for traditional Japanese onsen lovers.