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Uriwari Falls

Deep within the grounds of Tentokuji Temple, a Koyasan Shingon Buddhist temple said to have been founded by Taicho Daishi, sits Uriwari Falls. In 1985, its spring water was selected by Japan’s Ministry of the Environment as one of the 100 Exquisite Waters of Japan. With a daily flow of 4,500 tons and a water temperature of 54°F (12°C), the water is so cold that, according to legend, it once split a melon-giving the falls its name.

Fukui
Nature Spots

8 May 2026 See More

The water is incredibly clear, and the air there feels cool and refreshing. It’s such a great place to visit in summer.
The waterfall itself isn’t super dramatic, but the overall atmosphere is მშვიდful and healing, with a hidden-forest kind of vibe.
The path next to it isn’t too hard to walk either, so it’s perfect for a slow stroll and taking photos. The famous spring water there is also well known, and a lot of people go out of their way to fill up bottles.
The downside is that transportation isn’t very convenient, so if you’re not driving, you’ll probably need to plan your timing a bit.

Kanazawa Kirara

A kimono rental shop with two locations, in Higashi Chaya District and near Kanazawa Station. Choose your favorite kimono from a wide lineup ranging from modern designs to rare antique kimono, and leave the dressing and hair styling to the staff. If you have trouble deciding, you can also consult a professional coordinator.

Kanazawa
Experiences Facilities

28 Oct 2025 See More

There were so many styles to choose from, from cute modern designs to really elegant antique kimono. Best of all, the staff took care of everything, from dressing to hair styling, so I didn’t have to worry about a thing.

And if you’re not sure what to pick, a professional coordinator will help match everything for you, which is super thoughtful! It’s perfect for first-time kimono rentals or anyone who wants to take beautiful photos.

Fukuyama City Zoo

Fukuyama City Zoo, located in Hiroshima Prefecture’s Fukuyama City, sits right beside the scenic Tomiya Pond. Admission is affordable-free for junior high school students and younger, and just 520 yen for visitors aged 15 and up-making it an easy place to visit.

Hiroshima
Zoos & Aquariums

9 Oct 2025 See More

It's not a huge zoo, but it's easy to walk around and great for families or couples to take a stroll. There aren't a ton of animals, but they're all well cared for and you can see them up close. The place is pretty clean and doesn't have any strong smells. There are also some play areas for kids. The atmosphere is really laid-back, and the ticket price is cheap, so it's a nice spot for a chill half-day outing.

Satsuma Denshokan

Located within the grounds of the Japanese inn Ibusuki Hakusuikan in Ibusuki City, Kagoshima Prefecture, this museum has been awarded one star in the Michelin Green Guide. Its concept, “Visit here and you’ll understand Satsuma,” is brought to life through a collection of around 3,000 items gathered over two generations-the founder of Hakusuikan and his son, the current owner. From this vast collection, about 380 pieces are on display at any given time.

Kagoshima
Museums

4 Jun 2025 See More

Built around samurai culture. The place isn't huge, but the details are spot on—samurai swords, armor, old household items, and more. Everything looks super refined. It kind of feels like stepping into a historical drama set!

Former Osaka Shosen Building

Built in 1917 as the Moji branch of the shipping company Osaka Shosen, this Western-style building once served as a vital terminal when Moji Port was a key hub for continental routes during the Taisho era. The first floor functioned as a waiting room, while the second floor housed offices, making it an important gateway connecting the port with overseas destinations.

Kitakyushu
Museums

15 May 2025 See More

The building has a real retro feel. The red brick exterior is super photogenic, and there are often exhibitions inside to check out. The place is full of culture—you can take your time and really soak it all in.

Nishino Shrine

Located on the outskirts of Sapporo, Nishino Shrine is slated to celebrate its 140th anniversary in 2025. The shrine’s architecture features traditional Shinmei-zukuri style, where the worship hall is connected to both the main and offering halls. Three deities are enshrined here: Toyotama-hime no Mikoto, Ugayafukiaezu no Mikoto, and Hondawake no Mikoto.

Sapporo
Shrines & Temples

17 Apr 2025 See More

Nishino Shrine is so peaceful and beautiful, with a really spiritual vibe. It's a popular spot for praying for good relationships and safety. The grounds are carefully maintained and the atmosphere is super calm—perfect for a stroll or some quiet reflection. Definitely worth a visit.

Fukuoka Anpanman Children's Museum in Mall

All the joys of Japan’s beloved animated character “Anpanman” await for you to find here at Kyushu’s only Anpanman theme park. This cherished destination waits on the 5th and 6th floors of Hakata Riverain, a shopping center you can easily get to thanks to its directly connection Nakasu-Kawabata Station, a stop just 8-minute subway ride from Fukuoka Airport. The glass-roofed atrium space allows visitors to play regardless of the weather.

Fukuoka
Amusement Parks & Theme parks

13 Apr 2025 See More

The Fukuoka Anpanman Children's Museum is right inside the mall, which is super convenient! There are tons of interactive activities, and kids never want to leave. You can even try cute Anpanman-themed food—it's so heartwarming!

Hazu Cape

Located at Morozaki Port, where high-speed ferries also depart and arrive for Himakajima and Shinojima, Hazu Cape sits at the southernmost tip of the Chita Peninsula. Most of the cape is a sacred grove that surrounds the precincts of Hazu Shrine. A primeval ubame oak forest spreads across the area and is designated a National Natural Monument as “Hazu Shrine Shaso.” An Approx. 800 m path running through the grove is also known as the “Love Romance Road.”

Aichi
Nature Spots

7 Apr 2025 See More

When the weather’s nice, the view where the sea meets the sky is seriously soothing. If you come around sunset, the whole cape is wrapped in this orange-red glow—super dreamy. It’s a great place to just sit and zone out, and it’s also perfect for photos.

Garuda Ise

In September 2024, Garuda Ise opened in front of Ise City Hall. It’s highly praised for allowing visitors to enjoy a kimono-clad pilgrimage: just three minutes on foot to the “Geku” of Ise Jingu-one of Japan’s foremost spiritual spots-and only two minutes to the bus stop heading to the “Naiku.”

Mie
Experiences Facilities

26 Mar 2025 See More

This is a really beautiful kimono rental shop with tons of styles, including some retro options! Walking around Ise in a kimono is such a vibe, and the photos turn out amazing. If you love Japanese-style experiences, you definitely have to try this!

Obereberi Onsen Suikoen

A day-use hot spring facility boasting a variety of baths, including a free-flowing indoor bath, an open-air bath with a sense of freedom, a germanium far-infrared sauna, and a jet bath with gentle water pressure for a soothing massage effect. The name Suikoen ("Water Light Garden") is said to have originated from the way the local spring water sparkled brilliantly.

Tokachi and Obihiro
Hot Springs & Hot Spring Resorts

20 Feb 2025 See More

Beautiful environment, spacious and comfortable open-air baths, and the water feels smooth and relaxing. A great choice for hot spring lovers near Sapporo.