Places of Interest

This temple is located in Kagawa. It takes its name from the Japanese bush clover, called 'hagi'.

The second major island on the Ehime side of the Shimanami Kaidō with beaches, salt lagoons, a reconstructed castle, and cherry blossom.

Hakuba is a mountain resort area in northern Nagano Prefecture, set in the Hida Mountains of the Japanese Alps. It's a long valley with several villages and ski resorts.

Located at the western edge of the Tottori Dunes, the Hakuto Coast is famed as the setting for the legendary tale of "The White Rabbit of Inaba.

This mysterious temple located high on a mountainside is associated with interesting legends and folklore.

A museum in an Edo-period home associated with the Taira Clan, also known as the Heike.

Higashi Chaya District is Kanazawa’s most famous historic teahouse quarter, established in 1820.

Authentic exhibits present the history and livelihood of this unique region of Shikoku.

A Meiji-period villa housing a museum documenting Sumitomo’s efforts to combat pollution.