Arts & Entertainment
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- Destination Oita
- Speciality Zoos & Aquariums
Kyushu Natural Animal Park African Safari
Home to over 1,400 animals representing approximately 70 species, everyone will have a chance to spot some of their favorite animals.
- Destination Tottori
- Speciality Arts & Entertainment
Yonago Waterbird Sanctuary
A natural habitat for over 100 species of wild birds both resident and migratory.
- Destination Nagasaki
- Speciality Arts & Entertainment
Nizo Yamamoto Art Museum
For fans of Studio Ghibli’s films, visit the museum dedicated to one of the studio’s most influential art directors.
- Destination Kagawa
- Speciality Theme Parks
New Reoma World
New Reoma Park in western Japan features over 20 attractions aimed at children and adults alike.
- Destination Hyogo
- Speciality Arts & Entertainment
The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial Museum
A museum that commemorates the earthquake and educates on disaster risk prevention.
- Destination Shimane
- Speciality Arts & Entertainment
Aquas Shimane Aquarium
Famous for its beluga whales, this aquarium will entertain young and old alike with its extensive aquatic life and superb performances.
- Destination Tokyo
- Speciality Arts & Entertainment
Tokyo Joypolis
An entertainment experience that combines technological innovation with conventional amusement park attractions.
- Destination Aichi
- Speciality Art & Design
The Tower Hotel
Some rooms in Nagoya’s The Tower Hotel have a wildly unique feature: structural beams of the tower protrude through the wall and disappear into the floor.
- Destination Fukuoka
- Speciality Arts & Entertainment
Kyushu Railway History Museum
The Kyushu Railway History Museum houses a wealth of information about the history of trains in southwestern Japan.
Nagasaki Nomozaki Dinosaur Park
Go back to when dinosaurs and other prehistoric life roamed the Japanese archipelago.
Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art
A contemporary art museum that is itself an architectural marvel