Attractions

Hokkaido University Botanic Garden, located near Sapporo's city center, is a peaceful retreat with walking trails, lush lawns, and an alpine garden. Explore Hokkaido's natural heritage in this tranquil spot.

Yamamoto-tei, in Tokyo's Shibamata district, is a preserved merchant’s home combining Japanese and Western styles. Explore its tatami rooms, serene garden, and enjoy traditional tea in a tranquil setting.

Nishikawa Residence offers a glimpse into the life of a wealthy Omi merchant family from the Edo Period. Explore elegant rooms, admire fine details, and stroll through a serene garden in this historic gem.

The Sukodo Former School, located in Iga, offers a fascinating look at Japan's educational history. Built in 1821 for samurai children, it features Edo architecture, tatami halls, and peaceful gardens.

Kagoshima Aquarium is a marine wonderland, showcasing Kagoshima’s sea life across seven floors. Explore the giant Kuroshio Tank, sea otters, dolphins, and more in this must-see attraction!

Uwajima Bull Fights offer an exciting cultural experience, held five times a year at the Uwajima Bull Fighting Arena. Enjoy thrilling matches, lively atmosphere, and see the bulls up close before the action!

Sunport Takamatsu is a vibrant waterfront district near JR Takamatsu Station and Takamatsu Port. Explore shops, restaurants, and stunning views from Symbol Tower, with easy ferry access to nearby islands.

The Former Government Office on Honjima Island offers a fascinating peek into Japan's maritime history. Discover relics from the Shiwaku Navy, including logbooks from Japan's first Pacific-crossing ship!

Queen’s Square offers great shopping, dining, and direct access to Minato Mirai Station. Explore brand-name stores and delicious restaurants in a stylish setting.

The Kyushu Ceramic Museum in Arita is the top place to explore pottery from across Kyushu, with detailed exhibits on history, artisans, and ceramic art styles.