Japan Adventures & Cultural Experiences

Akizuki is a former castle town located in northern Asakura.

It is a famous spot for cherry blossoms in the spring and

vibrant foliage in the autumn.

Nita pass is one of the best scenic spot in Unzen. At any time

of the year the natural scenery of Nita Pass in Unzen is magnificent. 

Azaleas, green leaves, brilliant autumnal tints of maples and silver

frost represent each season of the year.

Experience the timeless beauty of Yabakei Gorge. In spring, the

valley comes alive with vibrant, lush greenery. In autumn, it transforms

into a stunning tapestry of red and gold, making it one of Japan’s most

celebrated spots for fall foliage

The longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan the 2nd longest in

the World. Splendid and beautiful view from the thrilling suspension

bridge over the Naruko river valley. You can enjoy the lush greenery in

spring and the vibrant autumn leaves in the fall.

Uomachi and Kyomachi Ginteigai are the arcade downtown shopping

streets connected from JR Kokura Station. The literal meaning of

Gintengai is the Silver roof arcade shopping street and Uomachi

Gintengai is the birth place of Japanese arcade shopping street

constructed in 1991.

One of the most visiting place to wander about is the down town

around JR Beppu Station where you can find a lot of Japanese culture

what you near seen and felt before. Public Onsen facilities, shoppes,

restaurants, cafes and bars.

Time back Japan’s 60 years ago, one of worthwhile place to visit in

Bungo-takada, Kunisaki Peninsula. The era that lasted till about 30

years ago in Japanese history, Bungo-takada was the most

prosperous in Kunisaki Peninsula for over 300 years from the Edo

period up to 1900.

Yame is the Centre of Japanese artificial crafts. The Museum was

built in 1986 with the purpose of gathering traditional craft items

together and transferring traditional techniques and development

local industry.

The Hoshino Tea Culture Museum is a hidden gem for tea enthusiasts.

Known for producing some of the finest gyokuro (shade-grown

green tea) in Japan, the museum allows you to dive deep into tea

4 traditions through workshops like stone-grinding your own matcha

or roasting hojicha.