Traveling around Japan without tourists
Located in Mie Prefecture, Ise Ninja Kingdom (伊勢忍者キングダム) is a theme park where you can experience the authentic essence of historic Japan. Between castles, ninjas and interactive activities, this place offers entertainment for the whole family, combining history and fun in a unique setting.
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High atop Mount Nishiyama (西山) in Kyoto (京都), surrounded by nature and tranquility, lies a nearly unknown and untouristed temple that is almost 1,000 years old. The historic Honzan Sankoji (本山三鈷寺).
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Makaino Bokujō (まかいの牧場) is a farm located in Shizuoka Prefecture (静岡県), famous for offering one of the most impressive views of Mount Fuji (富士山) from the west, a unique perspective that can rarely be enjoyed. Its main attraction is the giant swings
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Nukumori no Sato (ぬく森の郷) is an onsen (温泉) in Toyama Prefecture (富山県). The hot springs come from a depth of 665 meters and are surrounded by volcanic rock from Iōzan (医王山), a volcano that has accumulated a wealth of minerals for over 15 million years.
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Dorogawa Onsen (洞川温泉), nestled in the mountains of Nara (奈良県), is a haven of serenity surrounded by nature. With a centuries-old history, this traditional Onsen (温泉) is known for its mineral-rich hot springs that help relieve stress and fatigue.
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On the mountain of Mitokusan (三徳山), stands one of the most impressive and oldest temples in Japan, the Nageiredo Temple (投入堂). With more than a thousand years of history, this sacred place, designated as a National Treasure (国宝)
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Asuka-mura (明日香村), in Nara Prefecture, is a destination for those looking to explore Japan’s ancient history. This town is known as the cradle of Japanese civilization, and its tranquil landscapes contain remains and monuments from the Asuka period (552-710 AD).
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