Traveling around Japan without tourists
Tsumago-juku (妻籠宿), located in Nagano Prefecture (長野県), is one of the most iconic stops on the ancient Nakasendo Route (中山道), which connected Kyoto and Edo (present-day Tokyo). Surrounded by mountains and crossed by crystal-clear rivers, this historic town offers a picturesque landscape that evokes traditional Japan at its finest.
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Tomonoura (鞆の浦), located in the Hiroshima Prefecture (広島県), is a coastal port with centuries of history that offers a unique experience for those looking to explore traditional Japan. Located in the Setouchi (瀬戸内) region, this picturesque town stands out for its stunning views, ancient streets, and intact connection to the past.
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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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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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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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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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The Akashi Kaikyo Bridge (明石海峡大橋), also known as the “Great Akashi Strait Bridge”, is one of the most impressive engineering works in Japan. With a length of 3,911 meters, it is the longest suspension bridge in the world.
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