Miyako, Yaeyama (Ishigaki Island), Kume Islands Zoos & Aquariums Miyakojima City Tropical Botanical Garden An artificial tropical garden where a wide variety of Okinawan plants and flowers are in full bloom. See More
Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi Shrines & Temples Kabuto Shrine The legendary guardian deity of the securities industry found at Nihonbashi Kabutochō shrine in the heart of Tokyo’s financial district. See More
Miyako, Yaeyama (Ishigaki Island), Kume Islands Tourist Attractions Ikema Bridge A stunning bridge where you can fully experience the mesmerizing gradation of blue known as “Ikema Blue.” See More
Miyako, Yaeyama (Ishigaki Island), Kume Islands Tourist Attractions Kurima Bridge A popular driving spot offering breathtaking views of the beautiful turquoise sea below. See More
Yamagata Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers Michi-no-Eki Yonezawa A savvy stop for all your needs at this gateway-style roadside hub designed in homage to the Uesugi clan’s castle town. See More
Hyogo Amusement Parks & Theme parks NESTA Resort Kobe A fully-packed nature adventure park perfect for a day trip or overnight getaway. See More
Nara Zoos & Aquariums Kasuga Taisha Manyo Botanical Garden Japan’s oldest Manyo botanical garden, located in the ancient capital of Nara, where plants mentioned in the Manyoshu (Japan’s oldest anthology of poetry) are cultivated and displayed. It is also famous for its wisteria flowers. See More
Miyako, Yaeyama (Ishigaki Island), Kume Islands Nature Spots Kume Island A remote green retreat and “most beautiful island” just a 3 hours’ boat-ride from Naha. See More Related Articles Kumejima Travel Guide: Discover One of Okinawa’s Most Beautiful Remote Islands Kumejima, a tranquil remote island floating off the west coast of the Okinawa Main Island, moves at a laid-back island pace. This article introduces Kumejima’s appeal together with recommended sightseeing spots and local specialties.
Kumejima Travel Guide: Discover One of Okinawa’s Most Beautiful Remote Islands Kumejima, a tranquil remote island floating off the west coast of the Okinawa Main Island, moves at a laid-back island pace. This article introduces Kumejima’s appeal together with recommended sightseeing spots and local specialties.
Lake Toya and Noboribetsu Observatories Sokuryozan Observatory Enjoy sweeping 360-degree panoramic views and stunning nightscapes from the summit of Mt. Sokuryōzan. See More
Kyoto Parks & Gardens Umekoji Park From former freight station site to a hub of play and nature. See More
Kyoto Amusement Parks & Theme parks Diorama Kyoto JAPAN A stunning miniature city where a variety of trains race through scenes that look just like the real thing! See More
Kyoto Parks & Gardens Kyoto Prefectural Yamashiro General Sports Park (Taiyogaoka) Heaps of big nature to play in at one of Kyoto’s largest mega-parks. See More
Kyoto Museums Kyoto Municipal Science Center for Youth Dinosaurs, starry skies, hands-on fun! A science museum where excitement and learning go hand in hand. See More
Tottori Hot Springs & Hot Spring Resorts Hawai Onsen and Togo Onsen Tourist Information Center Enjoy silky-smooth hot springs and breathtaking views at this lakeside onsen retreat. See More
Tottori Zoos & Aquariums Tottori Karo Crab Aquarium A mini aquarium combining hands-on experiences with learning, all centered around crabs. See More
Tottori Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers Yonago City Tourist Center A convenient tourist center for Kaike Onsen, offering both sightseeing guidance and a variety of local souvenirs. See More
Tottori Outdoors Kaike Onsen Kaiyu Beach A resort spot along the Kaike Coast where you can enjoy both hot springs and the beautiful Sea of Japan. See More
Ibaraki Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers Michi-no-Eki Hitachiota Komon-no-Sato A designated “Priority Roadside Station” highlighting all the best of Hitachiota. See More
Saga Experiences Facilities Kouraku Kiln Discover the history and tradition of Arita ware through a modern lens - explore and enjoy it with a sense of treasure hunting. See More
