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Himeji City Museum blends history and art in a stunning red-brick building near Himeji Castle! Explore exhibitions, relax in the sculpture garden, and enjoy a cultural escape in a unique setting.

Mount Shosha is a serene retreat near Himeji! Explore the 1,000-year-old Engyoji Temple, enjoy breathtaking views, and walk through lush forests where scenes from The Last Samurai were filmed.

Kokoen Garden is a breathtaking oasis near Himeji Castle! Stroll through nine Edo-period gardens, admire waterfalls and lush landscapes, and relax in a peaceful tea garden.

Himeji Castle is Japan’s most stunning castle, famed for its elegant white design! A World Heritage site, it offers breathtaking views, rich history, and an immersive journey into Japan’s samurai past.

Dogo Onsen Festival, held every March, celebrates the history of the iconic Dogo Onsen. Enjoy lantern-lit streets, parades in historical costumes, geisha games, and local food in a festive atmosphere.

Tsubaki Matsuri is an exciting Matsuyama festival held at Tsubaki Shrine every February. Enjoy mikoshi processions, bean-scattering rituals, local food, and lively celebrations welcoming spring.

Mitsuhama Fireworks Festival in Matsuyama is a dazzling summer event on the first Saturday of August. Enjoy spectacular fireworks, vibrant street stalls, and a lively atmosphere in a historic port setting.

The Matsuyama Spring Festival is a lively celebration held every April when cherry blossoms bloom. Highlights include the Daimyo Musha Gyoretsu parade, food stalls, and regional martial arts performances.

Dogo Onsen, one of Japan's oldest hot springs, offers a historic bathhouse, Dogo Onsen Honkan, dating back to 1894. Explore its charming maze-like interior, enjoy local temples, parks, and shopping!

Explore Nikko National Park's majestic Toshogu Shrine, picturesque waterfalls, and serene lakes, offering a perfect retreat into Japan's natural beauty.