Nature

You’ll be mesmerised.

The Kuju Mountains will entertain day trippers and experienced hikers alike.

One of the attractions of Izu Peninsula is Mount Omuro, a dormant volcano that formed about 4,000 years ago that looks like an upside-down bowl.

Known as one of Japan’s 200 most famous mountains, Osuzu is home to many stunning waterfalls and valleys.

A hidden gem near the second biggest city in Shimane Prefecture

Visit Mount Sanbe in autumn for the best views, natural hot springs and a fun day outdoors.

A prefectural nature park and a hidden gem for hikers and culture buffs.

Take a trek to see Kagoshima’s majestic emerald green waterfall basin

One of the top 100 waterfalls in Japan.

One of the most famous viewpoints of Mount Daisen.

A perfect day trip from Fukuoka, Yame is one of Japan’s oldest tea-producing regions.

The seventh largest lake in Japan and one of the most famous natural sights of Shimane Prefecture.