Discover the Beauty of Japan

Visit the Famous "Nachi Falls" and
Ancient Sacred Mountains

Kumano is a place where mountains overlap
and deep forests spread out. It's believed that gods
reside in the unique natural formations created by the earth.
Nachi Falls, which also appears in the Kojiki,
has been one of the centers of Kumano worship
since ancient times. Pilgrimages to the Kumano Sanzan
are said to be the beginning of Japanese travel,
and has since become a spiritual place for people.

Nachi Falls

Nachi Falls, which people have long revered as a sacred object of Hitaki Shrine, a separate shrine of Kumano Nachi Taisha, is one of Japan's three great waterfalls. In 2004, it was registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site as a "Sacred Site and Pilgrimage Route in the Kii Mountain Range."

Kumano Kodo Daimonzaka

The moss-covered stone steps and cedar trees give it a perfect wabi-sabi ambience. You can also walk around Kumano Nachi Taisha Shrine wearing ancient Heian attire.

Kishu Katsuura Raw Tuna

We boast one of the largest catches in the country, and you can enjoy fresh tuna that's full of flavor.

Our Blue Ocean
Made History and Culture

With the clear blue skies and transparent seas,
Naruto's whirlpools are a natural wonder
that will draw you in. In Oboke and Koboke,
with their deep valleys and sparkling jade-colored river surface.
Awa Ai was the birthplace of Awa Dance,
Awa Ningyo Joruri, and the historical townscape
of Udatsu from the Edo Period.
You can feel the indigo color known as "Japan Blue" everywhere in Tokushima.

Otsuka Museum of Art

More than 1,000 Western masterpieces are reproduced in full size on ceramic plates, allowing you to experience masterpieces from around the world while in Japan. There are also reproductions of entire rooms themselves.

Awa Katsuura Sakura Festival

During the cherry blossom season, you can enjoy a boat ride through the Ikina Roman Kaido, a waterway lined with cherry blossom trees stretching approximately　2km(1.24m) along the Ikina Tani River.

Awa Odori (Awa Dance)

At the Awa Odori Hall, you can watch Awa Odori all year round.

Similar to the Aegean Sea,
A Popular Route Made Possible
by Small Passenger Ships

On this trip, we will pass through the Seto Inland Sea on the route from Tokushima to our next port of call, Busan.
Japan's largest inland sea is made up of approximately 700 scenic islands of various sizes.
It's often sunny throughout the year and the waves are calm,
so it's also known as Japan's Aegean Sea.
A graceful cruising experience where you can
admire the changing scenery on the opposite shore
in a quiet atmosphere different from the ocean.
Enjoy the ocean breeze as time moves slowly.

Gentle waves and the morning sun.

The ship is able to sail between the islands.

Lemon cultivation is widespread, taking advantage of the warm climate of the Seto Inland Sea.

South Korea's Largest Port Town

South Korea's maritime city and
the country's largest trading port, developed while housing
many refugees during the Korean War
and is now a beloved tourist city.
Busan's charm is multifaceted, with Marine City,
where gorgeous skyscrapers and seascapes harmoniously
create a unique atmosphere,
delicious food stalls,
and traditional markets selling rare vintage items.
South Korea is a country full of advanced
and historical charisma.

Gamcheon Culture Village

With colorful houses lined up on the slopes,this is an art-oriented alley village that's also known as "Korean Machu Picchu."

Jagalchi Market

More than 300 types of seafood are brought in one after the other to the market before dawn. Bask in the lively atmosphere of the market.

Samgyeopsal

Samgyeopsal is grilled meat made from sliced pork belly and is one of Korea's most representative dishes.

Nagasaki is a Melting Pot Full of
Culture and Exoticism

During the Edo period, under the national isolation policy,
Nagasaki was one of the only prefectures to
have open boarders.
Nagasaki is an international city that flourishes
as a window for trade with other countries.
The culture that has developed uniquely through
the intersection of Japanese (Japan), Chinese (China),
and Dutch (Western countries such as the Netherlands)
continues to permeate throughout the city,
as its footprints can be seen everywhere.
Peace Park is also home to cherry blossom trees,
which have been gifted and planted
to symbolize alliance and friendship
between other countries as
we continue to send prayers for world peace.

Oura Cathedral

The site of the unique discovery of believers in the history of the world religions, and is the oldest existing Christian building in Japan. After the damage caused by the atomic bomb was repaired, it was redesigned as a national treasure in 1953. The Oura Cathedral is also one of the constituent assets of the "Hidden Christian Sites in Nagasaki and Amakusa Region", which was registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 2018.

Glover Garden

Glover Garden is located on Minami-Yamate Hill overlooking the panoramic view of Nagasaki Port. The former Glover House was registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 2015 as a "Site of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution:Iron and Steel Manufacturing, Shipbuilding, and Coal Industry."

Rich Soil & Sea Atmosphere
Satsuma is Where You Can Feel
the Prosperity of Nature

Kagoshima is known for its diverse natural beauty,
including the sea, islands, volcanoes, and plateaus.
The food grown from its rich nature, the history that has had
a major impact on the changes in Japan, and the traditional
crafts that have been carefully passed down captivate the
hearts of travelers. Feel amazed by the spectacular view,
or relax in the hot springs and enjoy delicious food.
A visit to Kagoshima is sure to satisfy your soul.

Sengan-en

The garden, which offers a beautiful and majestic view of Kinko Bay and Sakurajima, is a tourist attraction that represents Kagoshima. Sengan-en was also a place that led Japan's modernization and the entire area was registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 2015 as a "Site of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution".

Ibusuki Sand Steam Bath

A method of bathing in which you are buried in sand warmed by the heat of the hot springs gushing from the coast. Surrounded by the sound of waves and warm sand, you can feel a sense of unity with nature in the magnificent outdoors.

Satsuma Kiriko

Glasswork was born in the Satsuma domain at the end of the Edo period. The glass is characterized by its bright and clear colors, and its unique gradation called "bokashi" is attractive.

A Mysterious Island Full of Distinctive Cultures
Where You Can Take a Deep Breath

Sea, mountains, rivers, sky.
A rich diversity of nature can be found in all directions on this island.
The abundant rain that falls in the deep mountains nurtures rich
forests, which eventually return to the sea
in the form of nutrient rich rivers.
An island where everything circulates and life is thriving.
Many spectacular views created by nature will welcome you.

Ohama Coast

A beautiful coast with white sand and blue sea.

Oshima Tsumugi

A traditional silk fabric from Amami Oshima, with a glossy black color created by mud dyeing. A beautiful pattern inspired by the nature of Amami Oshima.

Kuroshio Mangrove Park

A popular spot where you can experience canoeing through the mangroves. You can also take a walk through the Mangrove National Park Reserve.

A Land Rich in History and Nature, Watched Over by Amaterasu Omikami

Ise Jingu is a collective name for 125 shrines,
and its official name is "Jingu."
Naiku enshrines Amaterasu Omikami,
the ancestral deity of the imperial family,
and was founded in 4 BC on the banks of the Isuzu River.
Giant trees grow thick on the approach to the outer shrine,
and the main shrine is dedicated to the god of clothing,
food, and shelter. Surrounded by a vast and
deep forest that has been protected since ancient times.
Immerse yourself in this holy place.

Ise Grand Shrine Inner Shrine Uji-bashi Torii

Ise Grand Shrine's official name is "Jingu," and the inner shrine enshrines Amaterasu Omikami,the guardian deity of the Japanese people.

Cherry Blossoms at Uji-bashi

A bridge to a sacred place after passing through the torii gate.The view of Isuzu River and cherry blossoms is a must-see.

Ise Jingu Outer Shrine
(Toyouke Daijingu Shrine)

The shrine enshrined in the Geku is Toyouke Omikami, who is in charge of the food offered to Amaterasu Omikami. We pray for gratitude and the blessings of nature.