A new journey from 13 destinations

Aomori is at the northernmost tip of the Japanese mainland, also known as Honshu. It’s known for its beautiful fall scenery and snowy landscapes in the winter. Between the mountains, you can find Kuroishi, an area with many natural hot springs. The hot springs attract travelers for the waters’ beautifying and healing properties. You can also learn about traditional, old Japanese towns, crafts called kokeshi and their history.
We recommend Aomori for anyone who sees the appeal of old towns, nature, and time spent relaxing in hot springs.

Aichi Prefecture is famous as being in the very center of Japan, and as the headquarters of Toyota. It’s also famous for Seto pottery. Lucky cats, often seen in many shops smiling and waving, are also made from pottery. You can experience making your very own lucky cat in Seto.
We recommended this for people who love cats, crafts, and lucky things.

The center of Hyogo Prefecture has remained a beautiful rural area. You can enjoy cycling through small Japanese towns, doing yoga at the castle, or nordic walking.
We recommend this for people who want to learn about Japanese history and enjoy being active in nature.

  There is so much history to learn in Nara, as it was the capital of Japan in the 8th century. Horyuji Temple was built in the 7th century, and is famous as the world’s oldest wooden structure that is still standing. You can ride buggies around the huge park and historical town. Experience Japanese past-times such as kendo (Japanese swordplay) and tea ceremonies.
We recommend this for people who want to have a bit of a different experience in a historical town, and for people that want to get deep into very old Japanese history and culture.

Japanese sake keeps getting more popular around the world. Here in Ehime you can see an authentic sake brewery. The fermentation process and brewing can be seen in person! If you love sake, you can’t miss this.
Of course, this is recommended for people who love sake, but also for people interested in watching how things are made.

Amakusa in Kumamoto is an area that has retained its Christian culture from missionaries of the past. There’s a unique chain of islands here where you can see dolphins all year round. The setting has recently drawn many couples looking to take their wedding photos.
We recommend this for people who love dolphins and beautiful island scenery.

Okinawa is a very popular sightseeing place with foreigners and Japanese people alike. Here you can enjoy beautiful beaches and “Ryukyu” culture. If you only use the nights to go drinking, you’ll only get to experience half of the joy of being in Okinawa. The clear skies of Okinawa make it a great place for stargazing. You can even visit illuminated flower fields at night for truly unforgettable memories.
We recommend Okinawa for people who like beautiful scenery and night views.