Must See Spots

The night view from Mt.Inasa is one of the best 3 in Japan but also one of the top 3 in the world

A must-see spot in Tokushima. You can see the Awa Odori (dance) 365 days a year

The best 360-degree view in Aso

A gigantic work of art created by the architect Tadao Ando and 3 other famous artists

A great spot to see the city of Tokushima, Awaji Island, and the Kii Peninsula

The gods are there among the tranquil forest and the radiant red shrine

Ginkakuji, or “Temple of the Silver Pavilion,” is a representation of the Higashiyama culture or traditional Japanese culture at its finest

A picturesque area with a wide curving seashore and a lovely green pine forest

A 90 minute train ride from Tokyo. Twenty types of hot springs qualities. Enjoy the diverse hot springs baths at Hakone Hot springs

Thatched roof houses in a mountain village covered with deep snow. Feel the history and traditions that have been preserved over time

The residence of a foreign trader who played a part in Japanese history

A hot springs town which has become one with its natural surroundings along the river

A contemporary art collection utilizing abandoned homes within a community where people still live

Naoshima, an island of art, floating atop the beautiful Seto Inland Sea

Discover the best characteristics of Kyoto in Gio

Kencho-ji Temple is Japan’s first Zen temple. Here you can quietly view the garden and experience meditation.