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Ozu Castle offers a stunning view of the city and Hijikawa River. Built in the 1300s and rebuilt in 2004, it showcases exhibits on Ozu’s history and features rare flanking turrets. A must-see in Ozu!

Omoide Warehouse in Ozu is a retro museum that immerses visitors in the Showa Period. Explore vintage items, from Coca-Cola bottles to toys, and step back in time to experience Japan’s nostalgic past.

Garyu Sanso, a traditional villa by the Hijikawa River, offers a serene escape. Built in 1907, it features beautiful gardens, intricate architecture, and stunning views from its thatched-roof houses.

I Love Yu is a unique fusion of contemporary art and a traditional Japanese bathhouse. Designed by Otake Shinro, it features vibrant murals, an elephant statue, and a colorful stained-glass ceiling—an artistic soak!

The Ando Museum, located in Honmura, Naoshima, showcases the architectural genius of Tadao Ando. Blending traditional and modern, it’s a must-visit for art lovers to explore Ando's unique design philosophy.

Naoshima Pavilion, designed by Sou Fujimoto for the 2016 Setouchi Triennale, is a striking, crystal-like structure offering cool relief from the summer heat. Its open, airy design enhances sensory experiences.

Lee Ufan Museum on Naoshima Island blends contemporary art with stunning architecture. Featuring Lee Ufan's iconic sculptures and paintings, the serene space designed by Tadao Ando offers an immersive experience.

The Red Pumpkin, created by Yayoi Kusama, is a must-see on Naoshima Island. Its bold red color and polka dots stand out on the waterfront, offering a unique art experience and stunning photo ops.

Honmura is a charming port town on Naoshima, famous for its Art House Project. Abandoned houses, temples, and shrines are transformed into unique art venues, offering a creative, immersive experience.

Benesse House, on Naoshima Island, is a luxury resort and contemporary art museum designed by architect Ando Tadao. Enjoy exclusive art access, stunning views, fine dining, and outdoor installations.