Attractions

The Okinawa Prefectural Museum offers a fascinating journey through Okinawa's history and art, showcasing rich cultural exhibits and contemporary local art.

Kyoto Aquarium, located near Kyoto Station, offers a unique experience with jellyfish, penguins, seals, and dolphins. Explore the river zone with the rare Japanese giant salamander and more!

The Sapporo Olympic Museum celebrates the 1972 Winter Olympics with exciting exhibits on winter sports. Experience interactive sports simulations and explore the Games' history – a must for sports fans!

The Museum of Modern Art Kamakura Annex is a hidden gem near Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. With rotating exhibitions of contemporary art, a peaceful garden, and a café, it’s perfect for art lovers and casual visitors.

Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, Japan's oldest Chinatown, is a lively district with shops, restaurants, and cultural sites. Enjoy local dishes, stroll through narrow lanes, and visit during the vibrant Lantern Festival!

Matsue Former Samurai District offers a step back in time with well-preserved samurai mansions. Explore the Matsue Bukeyashiki museum and Lafcadio Hearn’s residence for a unique cultural experience!

Katsuo no Tataki is Kochi’s famous dish, featuring lightly grilled bonito with a smoky flavor. Served with fresh onions, ginger, and a citrusy soy sauce, it's a must-try dish for food lovers in Kochi!

Ryozenji Temple is the first stop on the Shikoku Pilgrimage, a sacred journey through 88 temples. This spiritual site, linked to Kobo Daishi, offers a meaningful start or end to your pilgrimage.

Usuki’s Samurai District takes you back in time with its Edo-style streets, temples, and samurai homes. Stroll Nioza Road, explore historic residences, and enjoy local shops for a truly immersive experience!

Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum in Mure offers a unique glimpse into the life of the renowned artist. Explore his workshop, view stunning sculptures, and enjoy his serene garden, blending modern art with tradition.