Himeji Castle is one of only twelve castles in Japan whose main keep remains as it was and it was listed as a National Treasure.Himeji Castle was designated as World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993.Because of Himeji Castle’s elegant and white appearance, it is called “Shirasagi Jo” , which translates white heron castle.

“Kurashiki Bikan historical quarter” is an area of about 21 hectares lined with traditional buildings.In addition, a small river flows in the center, and the scenery is also popular.Currently there are souvenir shops, restaurants, traditional experience facilities, and museums.

To get the best possible view of Senkoji Park, head to the summit of Mt. Senkoji. For those not wishing to hike, there is a quaint ropeway or cable car that gently whisks you to the top. Senkoji Temple is also on the mountain, a short way from the summit.The 361-meter ride offers amazing views, and although it is popular all year.

You can eat syabu-syabu bufeat. please eat pork shabu-shabu with ponzu sorce.(not ponzu sorce, not taste,)※it have possible change 2nd dinner and 4th dinner,

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, located in the center of Hiroshima City was built in its current location near the hypocenter of the atomic bombing during WWII on August 6, 1945, in hopes of creating lasting world peace. In addition to the Atomic Bomb Dome World Heritage site, the park is home to the Cenotaph for the Atomic Bomb Victims, where the names of all those who lost their lives are inscribed, and several other memorials.

Miyajima is an island in the Seto Inland Sea, off the coast of Hiroshima Prefecture . It is one of the three most scenic spots in Japan, and the World Heritage Site of Itsukushima Shrine shines brightly amid its beautiful scenery. Dedicated to the deity who protects from maritime disaster and war, the shrine was reportedly built in 593. When it was rebuilt in 1168 by the Heian-period warlord Taira no Kiyomori (1118-1181), it was expanded into the magnificent vermilion-lacquered shrine pavilions seen today.

Mitsui Outlet Park Kurashiki features international brands like Nike, Adidas, Gap, Godiva, Lego, Coleman, and LeSportsac, to name just a few. You can also browse the shelves of many popular Japanese brands. Throughout the year there are many events and bargain sales which makes shopping less painful on your pocketbook.

Enjoy the gardens like a feudal lord and relax on a guided traditional wasen boat ride. Afterward, stop by the Sanuki Folk Craft Museum and learn about the local folk crafts on display, such as ceramic and wood products.

Calling all foodies! Combine your love of Japanese cuisine and cooking with a visit to the Nakano Udon School in Kagawa Prefecture. Located a little ways off the usual tourist route in the small town of Kotohira, there’s plenty to do before you tie on your apron. Definitely plan to stop by Kotohira Shrine, home to several Important Cultural Properties of Japan.

The top three fastest tidal currents are those in the Naruto Channel, Italy’s Strait of Messina, and Canada’s Seymour Narrows. During the peak of spring tides, also called “King Tides”, Naruto’s currents can reach speeds of over 20kph, the fastest in Japan. (Although called spring tides, they are unrelated to the spring season, occurring year-round during a new or full moon.)
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The Dotonbori district sits beside a 400-year-old canal. The bridge over the canal is a popular place to take your photo (look out for the Glico Man; the enormous runner towers over Ebisubashi Bridge and is a famous Osaka landmark).Almost a mile long, Shinsaibashi arcade stretches from Shinsaibaishi station to Dotonbori and is one of the busiest and oldest shopping streets in Japan. There are shops to suit every budget and tastes from high fashion to traditional crafts. Add on a limitless selection of cafes and restaurants, and you’ll be lucky to emerge before nightfall.

Palm trees, blue skies, and outlet shops. One station away from Kansai Airport, Rinku Town makes a great first or last destination before a long flight.Retail is the prime attraction, with outlets for a wide range of brands, including Adidas, Kate Spade New York, and The North Face. The oceanside, open-air location is also an ideal place to spend time prior to (or directly after) your flight.