Nature

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Japanese architecture and its harmony with nature

Fukui Prefecture has the nation’s largest number of dinosaur fossil digs and boasts Japan’s largest dinosaur museum

The gateway to the historic international port of Yokohama. Relax on the grassy plaza and wooden deck.

An outlying island across the Tsunoshima Bridge, with white sandy beaches and surrounded by the cobalt-blue sea

The famous garden of the Shimazu clan with a view of the dynamic Kinko Bay and Sakurajima Island.

A mystical volcanic lake at a height of 2405m, also known as “God’s Kitchen”.

A 20 km trip on a trolley train through the picturesque gorge

The best 360-degree view in Aso

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

The only road of its type in Japan! Drive down this scenic beach with any type of vehicle

75,000 herbs and plants of approximately 200 species bloom in Japan’s largest herb garden

Hike the Kumano Kodo path, a soothing peaceful walk through the forest, leading to a sacred spot.

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

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

A 8.9 km prominent limestone cave designated as a Special Natural Monument

This temple with more than 300 serenely standing stone Buddha statues, is located close to downtown Hiroshima