Traveling around Japan without tourists
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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Located in Tottori Province, Misasa Onsen (三朝温泉) is one of Japan’s most unique hot spring destinations. This small town is known for its many natural onsen (温泉), situated along the Misasa River, allowing visitors to soak in radon-rich waters while enjoying a setting surrounded by mountains and lush vegetation.
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Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine (石清水八幡宮), located in Yawata City, Kyoto (京都), is one of Japan’s National Treasures (国宝) and one of Japan’s Three Great Hachimangu Shrines, dedicated to the god Hachiman, protector of Japan and warriors.
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Kutsuki Onsen Tenku (くつき温泉 てんくう), located in the mountains of Shiga Prefecture (滋賀), is a special destination for those looking to relax in hot springs surrounded by nature and a touch of Japanese mythology.
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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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Shizugatake (賤ヶ岳), located in Shiga Prefecture, is an ideal destination for nature and history lovers, offering a short hiking getaway culminating in stunning panoramic views.
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Fukuchiyama Castle (福知山城), in the city of Fukuchiyama, is an ideal destination for those looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of Japanese castles in a less touristy setting surrounded by nature.
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