Things to Do
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Oita
Hot Springs & Hot Spring Resorts
Yufuin Onsen
3.87 2Sophisticated onsen resort, touted as “Karuizawa in the east and Yufuin in the west.”
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Heading Out for a Relaxing Getaway? 11 Popular Things to Do in Yufuin (Yufuin Onsen)
Yufuin is one of Kyushu’s most popular hot spring destinations. Surrounded by rich nature, it offers a quiet, relaxing atmosphere and a luxurious way to spend your time. Along with hot springs, you’ll find charming sightseeing spots, restaurants serving a wide variety of dishes and sweets, and souvenirs made with local ingredients, making it especially popular with women. If you’re planning a soothing trip to Yufuin, here’s a guide to the sightseeing spots, food, accommodations, and souvenirs you should know about.
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[Yufuin Onsen Travel Guide] A Relaxing Getaway with Peaceful Atmosphere and Scenic Countryside Views
Yufuin Onsen is a popular hot spring destination known for its peaceful atmosphere and bathing spots with views of beautiful mountains and rural landscapes. This article introduces ways to fully enjoy the many charms of Yufuin Onsen, along with the best seasons to visit and recommended places to stay.
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Gunma
Famous Places
Manza Onsen
3.87 2Milky white hot springs gushing from the great nature.
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[Ikaho Onsen Travel Guide] Enjoy Two Types of Hot Spring Waters and the Charm of a Traditional Onsen Town
Ikaho Onsen has been loved for so long that it even appears in the Manyoshu, Japan’s oldest poetry anthology, and was also cherished by many literary figures. One of its biggest attractions is the two types of hot spring waters that well up here, offering relaxation through their various therapeutic benefits. Another appeal is its easy access from central Tokyo and other nearby areas in the Kanto region. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the charms and highlights of Ikaho Onsen.
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Kusatsu Onsen Travel Guide: One of Japan’s Three Legendary Hot Springs: Enjoy Onsen Culture and Local Food
One of Japan’s Three Legendary Hot Springs, “Kusatsu Onsen,” is a historic hot spring town long loved by shoguns and other notable figures. It’s so famous for its healing properties that there’s even a saying, “There’s no illness it can’t cure-except lovesickness,” earning it the reputation of “Japan’s finest hot spring.” What makes “Kusatsu Onsen” special is that you can experience “healing” by soaking in the baths, “fun” by discovering traditional culture, and the “joy” of local specialty food-all in one trip. In this article, we’ll introduce the charms of “Kusatsu Onsen,” focusing on recommended spots so even first-time visitors can enjoy it.
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Kumamoto
Shrines & Temples
Aso Shrine (Kumamoto)
3.87 2The esteemed shrine that quells the land of fire, Aso.
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[Aso Mountain Travel Guide] Experience the Power and Grandeur of Nature at a Volcano
Aso Mountain is a symbol of Kumamoto Prefecture and one of Japan’s leading active volcanoes. In addition to its majestic scenery, one of its biggest attractions is the chance to see the crater up close. Aso Mountain offers an experience where you can feel the raw power of nature with your whole body. In this article, we introduce basic information about Aso Mountain, along with recommended sightseeing spots and the best seasons to visit. Read this before your trip to make your visit to Aso Mountain even more rewarding.
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Enjoy One of Kumamoto’s Top Power Spots! A Travel Guide to Aso Shrine
Aso Shrine is dedicated to as many as 12 deities and still preserves the region’s volcanic worship traditions. It’s also famous as a power spot where you can receive blessings of many kinds. To help you fully enjoy one of Kumamoto’s top power spots, we’ll introduce the must-see highlights and nearby sightseeing spots to know. Explore not only the grounds of “Aso Shrine,” but also the many attractive places around it.
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Miyagi
Shrines & Temples
Entsuin Temple
3.87 2A temple known for its colorful garden.
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Travel Guide to Zuiganji, Tohoku’s Leading Zen Temple
Zuiganji is one of Tohoku’s leading Zen temples and is designated as a National Treasure. Its simple Zen exterior and dazzling interior-rich with Momoyama-period architecture and art-captivate visitors. Rebuilt by the Sengoku warlord Date Masamune, the temple reflects his refined aesthetic throughout. To fully enjoy Zuiganji, a site of great historical and cultural value, read this article to learn its history and key highlights.
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The Timeless Charm of Japan’s Three Great Views: Matsushima, Amanohashidate, and Miyajima
Known for their beautiful seas and nature, Japan’s Three Great Views are sometimes called “nature’s sculpted beauty.” Even if you’ve heard the phrase, many people aren’t quite sure which landscapes it refers to. In this article, we’ll introduce where Japan’s Three Great Views are and what makes each one special-perfect for anyone who’s new to the topic.
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