Dive into the waters of Yonaguni Island and discover its wonderful sea creatures Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Yonaguni Island is the westernmost Okinawan island and the last place in Japan to see the setting sun each day. It...
Picturesque remote getaway and place to escape the crowds Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Just a 30-minute flight from Naha , Kume Island shares many of the prized qualities of other Okinawan islands, but it...
Experience the fun of diving at a tropical island and meet up with manta rays Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Okinawa has no shortage of fabulous locations for diving and snorkeling, but if you want to experience something special, head for...
Secret caves and a heart-shaped island Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Located in western Hokkaido near Otaru , Cape Shakotan juts into the Sea of Japan. You can dive and snorkel in...
Once one of the greatest silver mines in the world Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Iwami Ginzan literally means “Silver Mountain of Iwami,” and at one time a third of the world's supply of this precious...
Caves and odd rock formations on a little island in the Sea of Japan Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization The rocks that jut from the sea here on Omi Island near Hagi are bizarrely shaped and eroded by the natural...
On the path of Japanese history Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Kaminoyama Castle is an ideal spot for you to enjoy views of Kaminoyama City and the surrounding mountains. Originally built in...
Stately castle grounds in central Toyama Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization With spacious lawns and gardens, a reconstructed castle keep, and an art museum on site, Toyama Castle Park offers you a...
Stand inside Buddha and contemplate life and the universe Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization The bronzed Great Buddha of Kamakura or Kamakura Daibutsu dates back to the 13th century and is the second tallest bronze...
Deep blue waters, coral reefs, and pristine beaches meet an iconic limestone cave system on this southerly Japanese island Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Okinoerabu Island, the second-most southerly of the Amami Islands , is famous for its collection of limestone caves. Located between Tokunoshima...
Swim, kayak and dive at one of Japan's top island getaways Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Amami Oshima is located in the South China Sea between Kyushu and Okinawa . Its climate is similar to balmy Okinawa's,...
A Greek village, phantom beach and fictional railway station on a secluded tropical isle Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization Otherwise known as Yoronjima or Yoronto, Yoron Island is one of the Amami Islands off Kyushu and belongs to the Amami...
