Culture & History

With a beautiful canal and old streets, you can spend a relaxing time in this town

Visit Imari, the home of Imari ware, the lovely porcelain that has charmed the world

A historic natural park with flowing waterfalls and vegetation from the Manyo Era

The symbol of Okazaki. This castle is the birthplace of Ieyasu Tokugawa, the first shogun of the Edo Era.

An old-fashioned Japanese house in the town where the artist Rosanjin once lived and became involved with ceramics

A restored hot spring bathhouse from the Meiji Era! The retro interior is also attractive

This is the place for souvenir shopping! An arcade with the famous products of Ishigaki Island

The impressive 19th-century red brick factory covered in ivy

A quiet temple located at the base of a mountain. The garden during autumn is exceptional.

See the jet-black castle towering over Okayama Koraku-en Garden, one of Japan’s three great daimyo gardens

An Edo Era manor built on the waterfront with a tranquil garden that is a place of scenic beauty

An art museum with a collection works associated with the hot springs resort of Yugawara

Experience Okinawa’s traditional necessities of life in Yaima Village, famous for its squirrel monkeys!

Japan’s No. 1 island for lemons prides itself for its superb scenery that is almost like an island art museum

Take your time admiring each piece of art. Thoroughly appreciate the world of Aomori-born woodblock printer Shiko Munakata

Japan’s oldest theater where popular actors have stepped onto its stage