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Fukiya Village, nestled in the hills of Takahashi, offers a glimpse into Japan's rural past. Explore preserved houses painted with red bengara pigment and enjoy historical sites and beautiful landscapes.

Traditional merchant family residence

Bengara merchant history and legacy

Historic bengara pigment production site

Historic pilgrimage trails connecting sacred shrines

Experience the magic of Kawayu Onsen, where hot springs flow beneath the crystal-clear river, allowing you to soak in nature's embrace.

Discover ancient hot spring rituals at Yunomine Onsen, a UNESCO World Heritage site where visitors can soak in healing waters and visit the sacred Kumano Hongu Taisha shrine.

Okunoin is a sacred site on Koyasan, home to Kobo Daishi's mausoleum. Explore its serene paths, illuminated by 10,000 lanterns, and feel the deep spiritual atmosphere of this pilgrimage destination.

Historic 88-temple Buddhist pilgrimage

Kintaikyo Bridge, Iwakuni's iconic wooden structure, boasts five elegant arches spanning the Nishiki River. Built in 1673 and rebuilt in 1953, it remains a must-see symbol of beauty and resilience.