Traveling around Japan without tourists
Located on the tranquil shores of Lake Biwa (琵琶湖) in Shiga Prefecture, Takarabune Onsen (宝船温泉) is a unique place for those seeking an authentic and health-enhancing relaxation experience.
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Azuchi-jō Castle (安土城) is a place steeped in history and mystery. Built in 1579 by the legendary feudal lord Oda Nobunaga (織田信長), this castle marked a new era in Japanese architecture.
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Metasequoia Namikidō (メタセコイア並木道) is a stunning avenue that stretches for approximately 2.4 km. Flanked by around 500 metasequoia trees, this picturesque route offers a unique visual spectacle at any time of the year.
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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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Inuyama-jō (犬山城), located in Aichi Prefecture (愛知県), is one of the oldest and best-preserved castles in Japan. Built in 1537 during the Sengoku period, this castle is one of the few original castles still standing, and is recognized as a National Treasure.
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Located in Kagawa Prefecture (香川県) is Oni-ga-shima (鬼ヶ島), the famous “Oni Island.” This iconic place, whose name literally means “Demon Island,” is deeply linked to the legend of Momotaro, the brave hero who, according to stories, defeated the demons that terrorized the region.
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