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Katsuo no Tataki is Kochi’s famous dish, featuring lightly grilled bonito with a smoky flavor. Served with fresh onions, ginger, and a citrusy soy sauce, it's a must-try dish for food lovers in Kochi!

Kochi Castle, built in the early 1600s, is one of Japan’s few surviving castles. Explore its historic wooden interiors, enjoy stunning views from the tower, and discover Kochi’s rich Edo-era heritage.

Tottori Castle offers stunning views and rich history! Explore its stone walls, enjoy cherry blossoms in spring, and visit Jinpukaku, a grand European-style mansion that once welcomed royalty.

The Sand Museum in Tottori is a must-visit! Marvel at towering sand sculptures by world-class artists, each with a unique theme. Located by the dunes, it’s a stunning blend of art and nature!

Tottori Sand Dunes are a must-see natural wonder! Explore vast dunes up to 50 meters high, enjoy thrilling activities like sandboarding, and visit the Sand Museum, featuring stunning global sand sculptures.

Kannon-in Temple is a hidden gem in Tottori! Stroll through its serene Edo-period garden, enjoy matcha with stunning views, and relax by a pond shaped like a crane and turtle—symbols of longevity!

Naramachi, Nara’s historic merchant district, blends traditional Edo-era buildings with modern boutiques, cafes, and restaurants. Explore its charming streets, rich history, and preserved machiya homes.

Imanishike Shoin Residence in Naramachi offers a glimpse into Japan's past with its charming garden, spacious interiors, and peaceful atmosphere. Relax with green tea and Japanese sweets in this serene spot.

Naramachi Shiryokan is a charming museum in Nara’s historic district, showcasing local history and culture. Discover colorful hanging monkeys, traditional artifacts, and the unique heritage of Naramachi.

Nara Craft Museum showcases Nara’s rich artistic heritage, featuring exquisite writing brushes, inks, and kogakumen masks. A must-visit for those interested in traditional Japanese crafts and culture.