One of the most popular sightseeing spots in Kyushu area, this beautiful gorge is designated as a Natural Monument.

A huge tourist complex that contains museums, artificial hot spring bath and hotels in a massive territory rich in nature.

Takayama Inari Jinja is a shrine where the view of many tori and the garden looks wonderful.

Takaiso no Yu, an open-air bath located along the beach, has a spectacular view.

Takayama Jinya is the country’s only existing remains of an outpost which was directly controlled by the Edo Shogunate. A market held in its square is an added attraction.

Designed by Tadao Ando, this amazing museum features open exhibition spaces and unique artworks.

A popular sightseeing spot where visitors can see wild but well-fed monkeys up close.

An archive where yatai are permanently exhibited, which are used in the Takayama Festival, one of the largest, most beautiful Japanese festivals.

A Jinja which enshrines a famous military commander Takeda Shingen and gives you luck of winning

Let's warm up in the famous sand bath of an old public bath established in 1879.

Known as the "Machu Picchu of Japan" or "castle in the sky," these castle ruins are famous for their mystic sea of clouds.

Outlier with a lot of Okinawa's traditional view like red brick roofs and stone walls