Attractions

Tochigi Science Museum, located in Utsunomiya, is a fun and interactive destination for all ages. Explore exhibits on space, robotics, and more, enjoy the planetarium, and attend seasonal workshops.

Hikone Tosen Shrine, nestled in historic Hikone, is a serene spot dedicated to guardian deities of health and fertility. Visitors pray for safe childbirth and fortune, making it a must-visit spiritual retreat.

Yushien Garden, located on Daikonshima Island near Matsue, is a must-see for flower lovers. Famous for its 250 types of peonies, it offers beautiful landscapes, a pond, waterfalls, and seasonal blooms.

The Tokugawa Art Museum in Nagoya showcases the rich history of the Owari Tokugawa family. Explore samurai armor, swords, and historical artifacts, then relax in the beautiful Tokugawa-en garden.

The Momotaro Karakuri Museum in Kurashiki brings the legendary Peach Boy to life with interactive exhibits and playful mechanical devices. A fun, educational stop for families and folklore fans alike!

Sanuki Udon, a must-try dish in Kagawa, is famous for its firm, chewy texture and versatility. Enjoy it hot in broth or cold with dipping sauce. With over 700 eateries, it’s a delicious Kagawa specialty!

Yoshijima Heritage House in Takayama is a historic merchant home and former sake brewery. Discover elegant Edo-period architecture, tatami rooms, and traditional wooden craftsmanship.

Kibitsu Shrine in Okayama is a must-see for history and architecture lovers. Its Honden-Haiden hall, a National Treasure, features the rare kibitsu-zukuri style, offering a unique and peaceful experience.

Shin-Yakushiji Temple, founded in the Nara Period, is dedicated to Yakushi Buddha, protector of medicine. Admire the 2-meter Buddha and 12 life-sized guardians holding unique weapons in the main hall.

Dogo Onsen Station, built in 1895, showcases Meiji Period architecture and serves as the gateway to Dogo Onsen. With its historic design and the iconic "Botchan" steam locomotive, it's a must-see in Matsuyama!