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Aobagaoka Park

Located in central Mori Town, Approx. 1 hour by car from downtown Hakodate, this park is a beloved place to relax for local residents. Approx. 1,000 Yoshino cherry trees were planted to commemorate Emperor Taisho’s enthronement, and the park opened in 1914. Today, it remains a famous cherry blossom spot with 1,000 trees across 17 varieties, mainly Somei Yoshino, including Mori Town native varieties such as Mori Komachi and Aoba Shidare.

Hakodate and Matsumae
Parks & Gardens

14 Feb 2026 See More

It’s not really the kind of tourist spot you *have* to go out of your way to add to your itinerary, but it’s great for a relaxed walk and zoning out.

There’s a big lawn, and on a nice day it’s super pleasant to stroll around or just sit and chat. It feels like locals come here a lot, and the overall vibe is pretty laid-back.

The park is fairly clean, and the paths are easy—nothing too tiring. It’s good for kids to run around, and also totally fine for older folks to take a walk.

Spring or fall is especially comfortable. Lots of greenery, and it definitely puts you in a better mood.

Tsushima Shrine

Tsushima Shrine stands along the coast of Mitoyo City in Kagawa Prefecture. Since the Edo period, it has been worshiped as a guardian deity for children’s health and growth, drawing many families from across Japan. Its main sanctuary stands on a tiny island with a circumference of Approx. 132 m, floating Approx. 250 m off the coast of Shikoku, and this unusual shrine can only be visited during the annual summer grand festival on August 4 and 5.

Kagawa
Shrines & Temples

23 Jan 2026 See More

The biggest highlight is the pathway over the sea leading to the shrine. It’s usually submerged, and only appears at certain times, so actually getting to walk across it feels a little moving.

Okayama Forest Park Doitsu no Mori

A nature-themed park spread across green rolling hills, inspired by the scenery of the German countryside. The park features flower fields, with tulips and nemophila in spring, sunflowers in summer, and cosmos in fall coloring the landscape. One of its charms is strolling through the spacious grounds while enjoying the peaceful scenery and seasonal blooms.

Okayama
Amusement Parks & Theme parks

4 Jan 2026 See More

There are animals inside that you can see and interact with, like sheep and rabbits, so kids will probably have a great time. But if adults are just coming to stroll around, it might feel a bit touristy and leisurely rather than like an exciting outing.
The restaurant and souvenir shops go with a German sausage and beer theme. It’s fine if you want to try something different, but don’t expect it to be super authentic.

Mt. Fuji World Heritage Centre

Mt. Fuji was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site in 2013. Opened in 2017, this facility-known for its striking architecture-lets you learn more about Mt. Fuji, long a symbol of Japan for its one-of-a-kind beauty.

Shizuoka
Museums

12 Dec 2025 See More

The whole building is beautiful and really well designed. Inside, they use interactive exhibits to explain everything about Mt. Fuji—from geology and culture to religion—in a way that’s clear but not boring.

The coolest part is the “Inverted Fuji” ramp. Walking up it feels like you’re slowly “climbing” Mt. Fuji. When you reach the top and see the huge window view, on a clear day it’ll seriously stop you in your tracks—Mt. Fuji looks massive and stunning.

Mikuni Port Echizen Crab & Seafood Specialty Restaurant Mikuni Inkyojo

A specialty crab restaurant in Sakai, Fukui Prefecture, a gourmet town that won the Gastronomy City Award 2025, serving Mikuni Port Echizen crab cuisine. This seaside auberge shares the Sea of Japan and the lifestyle of the port town through food. Accommodations are limited to one group per day for a fully private stay, while lunch and dinner at the restaurant are also available for day visitors. Outside crab season, it serves 'Echizen Kitamae Cuisine,' carrying on the food culture brought by Kitamaebune trade into the present day. The restaurant also participates in a project certified by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, offering dishes inspired by historical background and seasonal local ingredients.

Fukui
Japanese Cuisine

21 Nov 2025 See More

It’s tucked away and quiet, with a really comfortable atmosphere. The moment you walk in, it feels like you’re being welcomed into a private little hideaway. The seafood is super fresh, and the Echizen crab is incredibly sweet. It feels light and easy to eat, almost like you’re tasting the sea itself. The cooking isn’t flashy—it just brings out the natural flavors of the ingredients.
Prices are on the higher side.

TENGA LAND

You can find TENGA LAND in Harajuku, a neighborhood known as the source of new trends and fashion. The shop had its grand opening in April 2024, on the 2nd floor of Harajuku’s Tokyu Plaza “Harakado”, noted as the first ever experience-based shop in Japan for self-pleasure items.

Aoyama, Omotesando, Harajuku
Miscellaneous Goods

5 May 2025 See More

The interactive design of the exhibition area is really fun. Turning adult products into this kind of concept is pretty wild—whoever designed this must be quite the character.

Shiroi Koibito Park

Shiroi Koibito is a well-known brand of sweets in Hokkaido. At Shiroi Koibito Park, you can tour the production line, learn the history of chocolate from the display, and create your own Shiroi Koibito snack.

Kotoni, Teine
Amusement Parks & Theme parks

15 Mar 2023 See More

Shiroi Koibito Park—just stepping inside, you're surrounded by the sweet world of Shiroi Koibito treats. You can even smell the sweetness in the air! 😆 The courtyard feels just like being in Europe. 😄

Onuma Quasi National Park

In July 1958, Onuma Quasi-National Park was designated as the 13th in the nation and the only quasi-national park in southern Hokkaido.

Hakodate and Matsumae
Parks & Gardens

15 Mar 2023 See More

Visiting Onuma Park in winter means you can try snowmobiles, ice fishing, and more. Plus, you have to try their super tasty and unique dango!

Wakayama Castle

The origin of the castle started in 1585, Hashiba Hideyoshi (later Toyotomi Hideyoshi) subjugated Kishu teritory (the area now known as Wakayama) and he ordered his younger brother, Hidenaga, to build a castle on Mt.Torafusu which is at a downstream of Kinokawa-river. Later, a vassal of the Hashiba family, Kuwayama Shigeharu was placed in charge of the castle (and later, the castle lord). After the Battle of Sekigahara, Asano Yoshinaga became lord of the castle and he started building a tower followed by an interconnected corridor. He built residences in the area now known as Honmaru, Ninomaru, and Nishinomaru while building a castle town. In 1619, Yorinobu, the 10th son of Tokugawa Ieyasu, inherited the castle.

Wakayama
Tourist Attractions

4 Mar 2023 See More

Wakayama Castle is a great spot to enjoy different flowers throughout the year. The cherry blossoms in spring are gorgeous. It's definitely one of the best places for flower lovers! 👍

Hakuba Happo One ski resort

These ski slopes were used for speed ski games in the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. The Northern Alps panorama and the world-famous fine powder snow are great features for this largest ski slope in Japan.

Nagano
Outdoors

4 Mar 2023 See More

Happo One Ski Resort is a classic for ski lovers! It's known as one of the biggest in Japan and has amazing powder snow you just can't miss. ⛷️

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