As you drive through the vast grounds, you will see large American bison running at great speed, giraffes and elephants in the distanc…
Oita is the most famous prefecture for hot springs in Japan. It is home to so many unique hot springs that it is often said that comin…
Once hailed as the "El Dorado of the East," the Taio Kinzan Gold Mine once boasted the highest output of gold in Asia. The mine has si…
Take a short 15-minute walk from Yufuin Station while admiring the beautiful Mt. Yufu and you will soon come across a brick church.The…
Located on the Minamiyamate hillside overlooking Nagasaki Harbor, Glover Garden has a distinct Western-style atmosphere and is one of …
From the observatory at the top of the mountain, you can see Kitakyushu, a city of one million people. It is one of the best nightscap…
Dejima is one of the most popular sightseeing spots in Nagasaki.A place where Japanese and Western culture once came together, Dejima …
Shimabara Castle boasts of its beautiful exterior and the breathtaking view from the castle tower, but what is unique about this c…
Unzen Disaster Memorial Hall, is Japan's first hands-on volcano museum where visitors can experience everything about volcanoes. It is…
Hashima Island (Gunkanjima) is an isolated island in the ocean which once held the world's largest population density, within a la…
The Saga Balloon Museum is the first ever hot air balloon museum in Japan.Each year in autumn, Saga City hosts one of Asia's largest h…
Seieizan Nyoirin-ji Temple, also known as "Frog Temple," is decked out from top to bottom with some 10,000 frog statues and decoration…