Oita > Lake Kinrin (金鱗湖): The Misty Lake Tourists Haven’t Claimed
Lake Kinrin (金鱗湖) in Oita’s Yufuin glows with misty mornings before 9 AM. A stunning lake with fewer crowds early—perfect for peace seekers!
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Lake Kinrin (金鱗湖) in Oita’s Yufuin glows with misty mornings before 9 AM. A stunning lake with fewer crowds early—perfect for peace seekers!
Read MoreCarved by waves in Fukui Prefecture, Benkei no Sentaku Iwa (弁慶の洗濯岩) blends legend and nature near Fukui City. A quiet coastal gem with no crowds, stunning in every season.
Read MoreDiscover Kyoto’s best-kept secret: Rakusai Bamboo Park, a serene escape with towering bamboo groves and no tourist crowds. Far from the bustle of Arashiyama, this hidden gem offers peaceful walks, stunning photo ops, and a rare glimpse into Japan’s bamboo culture—perfect for travelers craving an off-the-beaten-path adventure.
Read MoreOn the mountain of Fukuyama (福山), in the prefecture of Hiroshima (広島県), is Shinshoji Zen and Garden Museum (神勝寺 禅と庭のミュージアム), a unique space that combines the serenity of Zen with the relaxation of an onsen thermal baths (温泉).
Read MoreIn Fukui Prefecture (福井県), Tojinbo (東尋坊) is one of three places in the world where you can see cliffs with pentagonal and hexagonal columns formed by volcanic action and marine erosion. In addition to its geological beauty, the place is shrouded in legends that add a touch of mystery.
Read MoreImmerse yourself in mystery and nature in Oeyama (大江山), a place full of history and legends about Oni demons. Discover the Demon Museum (日本の鬼の交流博物館), walk among rocks full of myths such as the famous Oni no Ashiato (鬼の足跡). A destination that combines culture, nature and tradition!
Read MoreThe JAXA Tsukuba Space Center (筑波宇宙センター), located in Ibaraki Prefecture (茨城県), is a unique place where visitors can immerse themselves in the fascinating world of Japanese space exploration.
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