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Echizen Matsushima

Because the beautiful landscape of little islands resembled Matsushima in Rikuzen (Miyagi Prefecture), this scenic site was named "Echizen Matsushima". Located on the coast northeast of Tojinbo, a famous national natural treasure, the magnificent rocky cliffs can be seen from between peaceful fishing villages.

• Fukui
• Nature Spots

Asajigahara-enchi Park and Ukimido Pavilion

Asajigahara-enchi Park, part of the extensive Nara Park, is known for its diverse landscape and cultural heritage. Located on the southern side of the park, near the first Torii gate of Kasuga Taisha Shrine, this hilly area offers stunning views, especially around the Sagiike Pond where the Ukimido Pavilion stands.

• Nara
• Nature Spots

Nara Park

Nara Park is a scenic area surrounded by historical and cultural treasures, including Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Kohfukuji Temple, Todaiji Temple, the Nara National Museum, and Shoso-in. Visitors can enjoy the breathtaking natural beauty of its expansive greenery while exploring these iconic landmarks. The park is located in the center of the city, making it easily accessible to various tourist spots.

• Nara
• Parks & Gardens

Nara Manyo Wakakusa no Yado Mikasa

Adjacent to the Kasugayama Primeval Forest, a World Heritage Site, this Japanese-style ryokan is located halfway up Mt. Wakakusa, known for its wild deer population. The hotel has received the 3 Red Pavilion rating in the Michelin Guide Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe, Nara 2012.

• Nara
• Inns

Meika Kimigoromo Hompo Shogetsudo (Horii Shogetsudo)

Kimigoromo, the famous treat that hails from Uda, was first made in the Meiji era (1886-1912) by the first Horii Shotaro of Shogetsudo at this very spot in Ouda. The texture is as fluffy as a light snow, and soft enough to vanish into thin air the moment you taste it.

• Nara
• Snacks

Kumano Kodo Path

Kumano Kodo is the path leading to the three Kumano Mountains (Kumano Hongu Taisha Shrine, Kumano Hayatama Taisha, Kumano Nachi Taisha and Mt. Nachisan Seiganto Temple). While Kumano faith was rising, noble families used this path to come to Kumano, which was later spread to the general public.

• Wakayama
• Mie
• Tourist Attractions

Arita Uchiyama District

In early 17th century, Sanpei Ri and other potters found porcelain stones, and Arita succeeded in porcelain production for the first time in Japan. As the pottery industry grew, a town sprang up which is Uchiyama District.

• Saga
• Famous Places

Fushimi Sakagura Koji (Fushimi Sake Brewery Alley)

Blessed with Kamo, Katsura and Uji Rivers, there has always been plenty of underflow water in Fushimi. With good crops of rice suited for brewing, this area has been known for top-quality sake in Japan. You see national brand makers such as Kizakura, Gekkeikan and Takara as well as many small breweries in this town.

• Kyoto
• Izakaya

RIHGA Royal Hotel Osaka

RIHGA Royal Hotel Osaka is the flagship hotel of RIHGA Royal Hotel Group. It is located on the riverside of Nakanoshima, the heart of downtown Osaka, and is proud of its long history and tradition. It has been 86 years since its predecessor, the Shin-Osaka Hotel, opened in 1935.

• Osaka
• Hotels

Yanagawa River Boating

Yanagawa, also known as the city of water, is located in the south of Fukuoka Prefecture. Here you’ll find old-world streetscapes that still keep the lattice-like waterways from the Edo period. When you’re here, the absolute must-see is the inter-city river boating experience. No matter what season, you’re guaranteed for a fun and relaxing time as the boat captain serenades and shares stories around the area.

• Fukuoka
• Ships