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Gin no Yu in Arima Onsen is a cozy public bathhouse known for its clear, mineral-rich silver water. With a peaceful setting and traditional design, it offers a relaxing soak after exploring the town.

Kin no Yu in Arima Onsen is the town’s largest public bathhouse, featuring mineral-rich gold water. With warm indoor baths, a free foot bath, and a drinking fountain, it offers a relaxing wellness experience.

Toy Museum in Kurashiki offers a nostalgic journey through Japan’s toy history, with four rooms showcasing toys from all 47 prefectures. Explore unique souvenirs and relax at the on-site café!

Sandanbeki in Shirahama features dramatic cliffs and sea caves with tunnels and a hidden shrine—an exciting blend of nature, mystery, and coastal adventure.

Sakinoyu is a seaside outdoor bath in Shirahama with ocean views and over 1,000 years of history—perfect for a peaceful soak with a timeless atmosphere.

Minakata Kumagusu Museum in Shirahama honors a legendary scholar with engaging exhibits on nature, folklore, and science—perfect for curious and culture-loving travelers.

Engetsu Island is a scenic sea rock in Shirahama where the sunset shines through a round hole—perfect for photographers and nature lovers seeking a peaceful view.

Energy Land is a quirky, retro-style theme park in Shirahama with fun illusions and 3D rides—great for families seeking a playful stop during their visit.

Gyoja Festival in Dorogawa Onsen, held in early August, celebrates Shugendo founder En no Gyoja’s return from exile. Experience vibrant processions, masked dancers, and deep spiritual traditions.

Ominesan is a must-see for climbers, trekkers, and pilgrims. Tackle the challenging Omine-Okugake Trail, enjoy breathtaking views, visit Ryusenji Temple, and relax in nearby Dorogawa Onsen. A spiritual adventure awaits!