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Ureshino Tea Exchange Museum lets you taste, learn, and experience Ureshino’s rich tea heritage with hands-on exhibits, traditional brewing, and authentic local souvenirs.

Siebold-No-Yu is a traditional public bath in Ureshino, named after a German doctor who loved its waters. Enjoy relaxing, gender-separated baths in a historic, peaceful setting.

Kasuga Village, a secluded refuge for Hidden Christians, preserves a secret past. With no churches in sight, this peaceful village offers a rare glimpse into Japan’s hidden Christian history and resilience.

Hirado Kirishitan Museum unveils the secret world of Japan’s hidden Christians. Discover rare artifacts, concealed symbols, and stories of faith and resilience in this fascinating glimpse into history.

Hirado Castle, perched above the port, blends history and breathtaking views. Explore samurai artifacts, hidden Christian relics, and panoramic scenery in this beautifully restored coastal fortress!

Unzen Visitor Center is your gateway to volcanic wonders, hiking trails, and nature exhibits—an ideal stop for exploring the wild beauty of Unzen Onsen and Mount Unzen.

Edo castle, samurai district, colorful canals

The Okinawa Zento Eisa Festival is a lively celebration in Okinawa City every August. Enjoy vibrant Eisa dances, energetic drumbeats, and traditional music, immersing yourself in Okinawa's rich culture!

The Naha Tug-of-War Festival in Okinawa, held every October, features an exciting tug-of-war with a massive 30-meter rope. Enjoy lively parades, music, and performances in this unforgettable cultural event!

Devastating volcanic eruptions and memorials