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Destinations
Japan
Sights
Nature
Yamanashi
Lake Yamanakako
The largest of the Fuji Five Lakes. It is a highland resort with an “onsen”, leisure facilities, and a picturesque view.
Hiroshima
Ōkunoshima
A small resort island whose 4km circumference has been designated as a national park
Ishikawa
Noto Satoyama-Satoumi Train
A tourist train going through the landscape of one of Japan’s Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS).
Kobe
Nunobiki Falls
A dynamic waterfall about 10 minutes on foot from Shin-Kobe Station
Iwate
Goishi Coast
A landscape of the epic sea, fantastically-shaped rocks and pine forests which is a Place of Scenic Beauty along the coast
Okinawa
Kaichu Road
A popular driving course along the eastern shore of the main island of Okinawa with its symbolic red bridge pier
Toyama
Mount Tate(Tateyama)
One of Japan’s Three Great Mountains! The soaring 3000m Mount Tate is a paradise for climbers
Hiroshima
Shimanami Expressway
Refreshing bicycle rides overlooking the beauty of many islands on Japan’s first highway over the sea
Iwate
Appi Kogen Resort
A highland resort where you can fully enjoy the blessings of nature without fail all throughout the year
Tokyo
Kyu Shiba Rikyu Garden
A place where aquatic birds flock and koi frolic. Feel at home in a garden once belonging to feudal lords (daimyo)
Shimane
Matengai Cliff
One of Japan’s largest cliffs, and a dynamic view symbolizing Oki UNESCO Geopark
Iwate
Hachiyozan Tendai-ji Temple
A history of hardship and restoration. See the masterpiece of the Standing Image of Shokannon protecting the Tohoku’s oldest temple
Kagoshima
Shiratani Unsui Gorge
A wonderful forest where you can view clear streams flowing close up
Fukuoka
Yanagawa Punting
Cruise slowly down the Yana River and the beautiful moat town which retains the relics of an old castle city
Iwate
Hachimantai
At 40 degrees north latitude, a panorama of superb scenery that is said to have the most beautiful seasonal changes
Nagano
Taisho Pond
The first scenic spot as you enter the Kamikochi area. The pond has a lovely mirror-like surface.
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