Places

Inori Hill Picture Book Museum

A museum in Nagasaki dedicated to children's picture books.
Nagasaki Museum of History & Culture

The Nagasaki Museum of History & Culture lets you explore the city's rich and diverse past, which served as a window to the rest of the world …
Suwa Shrine

Suwa Shrine is Nagasaki's main Shinto Shrine.
Sofuku-ji

Sofuku-ji is a significant Buddhist temple in Nagasaki, which Chinese monk Chōzen built in 1629. It was originally established for Chinese …
Megane Bridge

A stone arch bridge in Nagasaki that looks like a pair of spectacles.
Ōura Cathedral

The oldest Catholic church in all of Japan.
Nagasaki Ropeway

A completely clear-glass cable car in Nagasaki.
Mt. Inasa Overlook

Mt. Inasa is a 333-meter high mountain in the heart of Nagasaki. Its overlook was voted as one of the "World's New Three Great Night Views" in …
Glover Garden

Glover Garden is located on the southern slope of a mountain in Nagasaki. It is home to historical residences and flower gardens. What's Glover …
Fukuoka Airport

Fukuoka Airport is the largest airport in Kyūshū and the fourth largest in Japan. It handles both domestic and international flights, with an …
LaLaport Fukuoka

A huge shopping mall in Fukuoka, featuring over 200 different shops and a 24.8-meter tall Gundam statue that moves on the hour.
Kamisato Service Area

Kamisato Service Area is a popular rest stop in Saitama.
Tokko no Yu

The centerpiece of Shuzenji, Tokko no Yu is the oldest and most sacred hot spring in the area.
Shuzenji Temple

A Buddhist temple in the heart of Shuzenji, known for its historical significance.
Katsura Bridge

Katsura Bridge is one of the five famous red bridges in Shuzenji.
Shuzenji Washi Laboratory

A quaint, free museum in Shuzenji dedicated to washi paper.
Hie Shrine

A small Shinto shrine in Shuzenji with historical trees and a legendary history.
Bamboo Forest Path

A short walking path that is surrounded by tall bamboo trees. One of Shuzenji's most famous and visited spots.
Kawara Yu

A traditional wooden footbath in Shuzenji.
River Terrace Suginoyu

Dip your toes in!
Hakoyu

Hakoyu is Shuzenji's main sento (public bathhouse), the only one to be rebuilt from the seven that once lined the street. With a legendary …
Shukugawa Park

This peaceful park is perfect for a springtime hanami escape. Easily accessible from Osaka and Kobe.
Sayama Pond

An underrated cherry blossom spot in southern Osaka.
Tottori Prefectural Museum of Art

Explore Japan’s newest cultural landmark, set in Kurayoshi, Tottori Prefecture.

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