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    Himeji City
    Hyogo

    Himeji City

    The central city of southwestern Hyogo and a historical sightseeing hub housing the World Heritage "Himeji Castle." The cityscape, which harmonizes modern convenience while protecting the tradition as a castle town, is attractive. Surrounding Himeji Castle, there are the beautiful Japanese garden "Koko-en" and the brick-built "Himeji City Museum of Art," allowing you to fully enjoy history and art at once. Himeji is also a city of gourmet, with local conger eel dishes, sake, and "Himeji Oden" coloring your trip. With excellent access from Kyoto and Osaka, it is an essential tourist city where you can directly experience Japan's traditional...

    • Hyogo
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    Shoshazan Engyo-ji Temple
    Hyogo

    Shoshazan Engyo-ji Temple

    An ancient temple boasting over a thousand years of history, also referred to as the "Hieizan of the West." Located on Mt. Shosha at an altitude of 371 meters, beyond the ropeway climb spreads a sanctuary of silence where solemn temple buildings (hall buildings) stand in line amidst deep forest. Famous as a filming location for the movie "The Last Samurai," its overwhelming presence and historical weight overwhelm visitors from all over the world. Zazen and sutra copying experiences are also possible here. It is one of the most recommended places for authentic travelers seeking a quiet journey to touch...

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    Takarazuka Grand Theater
    Hyogo

    Takarazuka Grand Theater

    A dedicated theater for the "Takarazuka Revue," a unique world-class performing art composed only of unmarried women that Japan is proud of. The "dream world" woven by gorgeous costumes, grand orchestra performances, and overwhelming dance performances has a magical charm that captivates once seen. Inside the theater, there is also the "Takarazuka Revue Hall of Fame" where you can learn about its history and touch the enthusiasm of fans and the power of art. Along with the elegant atmosphere of the entire town of Takarazuka, it is a hall of emotion and excitement where you can experience the pinnacle of...

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    HELLO KITTY APPLE HOUSE
    Hyogo

    HELLO KITTY APPLE HOUSE

    A giant apple-shaped observatory theater of the world-famous character "Hello Kitty," built along the beautiful coast of Awaji Island. Inside the apple, Hello Kitty's cute worldview spreads out, and you can enjoy the latest projection mapping. From the rooftop observation deck, you can see a panoramic view of the sea and sky, with a surprise of seeing Hello Kitty's giant face. Combined with the adjacent restaurant "HELLO KITTY SMILE," it is a very popular photogenic spot for families and couples where you can enjoy fun character experiences and a sophisticated resort mood at the same time.

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    Awaji Hanasajiki
    Hyogo

    Awaji Hanasajiki

    A vast 15-hectare flower field spreading across hilly terrain at an altitude of about 300 meters. With the blue Seto Inland Sea and Akashi Kaikyo Bridge stretching out before you, the seasonal landscapes colored by canola flowers, poppies, sunflowers, and cosmos give an openness as if you are above the sky. The panorama of endless flowers and sea is a superb view symbolizing "Awaji Island, the Island of Flowers," and is popular as a driving route. Spending time for a slow stroll amidst the overwhelming carpet of colors woven by nature makes everyone who visits feel happy.

    • Hyogo
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    Nadagogo Sakedokoro
    Hyogo

    Nadagogo Sakedokoro

    A base where you can experience the culture of "Nada-Gogo," known as Japan's top sake district, with all five senses. In a space renovated from a former sake brewery, you can compare and taste famous Nada sake and learn about the delicate differences in taste by region. "Otsumami" snacks utilizing local ingredients that match the sake are also plentiful, making the pairing experience very popular with international tourists. By touching exhibits on brewing history and traditional brewing techniques, you can learn the depth of Japan's world-class SAKE culture. For sake fans, it is truly a heavenly place.

    • Hyogo
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    Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens & Ropeway
    Hyogo

    Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens & Ropeway

    Ride the ropeway to the 400-meter summit to find one of Japan's largest herb gardens, with about 70,000 herbs and flowers of 200 species in full bloom. Lunch on a terrace overlooking the Kobe cityscape and sea, or enjoying original herb tea, provides a blissful time to forget daily life. The gardens change themes seasonally, from tulips in spring to Christmas illuminations in winter, enveloped in rich colors year-round. Located right next to the city, it is one of Kobe's most sophisticated resort spots where you can be healed by fragrant scents and superb views.

    • Hyogo
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    Kitano Ijinkan-gai
    Hyogo

    Kitano Ijinkan-gai

    An exotic area lined with Western-style mansions where foreigners lived when Kobe Port first opened. From the "Weathercock House," which retains beautiful Meiji-era architecture, to Starbucks in a historic building, every corner is picture-perfect. Stylish cafes and galleries line the steep slopes, allowing you to enjoy Kobe's unique atmosphere where Japanese tradition and Western culture blend. From the hill, you can overlook the city and sea, making it a classic must-visit spot for Kobe sightseeing where you can enjoy a sophisticated stroll while feeling the scent of history.

    • Hyogo
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    Nijigen-no-Mori
    Hyogo

    Nijigen-no-Mori

    A theme park within a vast park on Awaji Island where you can experience the worldviews of Japanese anime, games, and movies with all five senses. Popular works such as "NARUTO," "Godzilla," "Crayon Shin-chan," and "Dragon Quest" are fused with the latest technology and field athletics. At night, the entire forest is lit up, and enjoying mystical projection mapping is also an attraction. You can taste a sense of immersion as if you've become the protagonist of a story, making it an entertainment mecca where world travelers who love Japanese pop culture can have an unforgettable lifelong experience.

    • Hyogo
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    Taka Town
    Hyogo

    Taka Town

    Known as the birthplace of "Respect for the Aged Day," Taka Town is a place like a "hometown of the Japanese heart" where rich nature and warm hospitality live. It is the production area of "Sugiharagami" Japanese paper with 1,300 years of history, and the papermaking experience in the cold clear stream allows you to feel the depth of Japanese traditional crafts firsthand. Also, the town has one of Western Japan's largest lavender gardens, enveloped in a purple carpet and fresh scent in summer. Enjoying delicious dishes using local ingredients amidst beautiful rural landscapes with terraced rice fields. It is...

    • Hyogo
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    Miki City
    Hyogo

    Miki City

    A town with a 1,500-year history as a "hardware town," globally known for the manufacturing of carpentry tools and kitchen knives. Knives filled with a craftsman's soul are loved by professional chefs for their excellent sharpness, and you can find lifelong tools in shops. On the other hand, Miki also has a unique face as having the "highest density of golf courses in Japan," making it popular as a resort area with beautiful greens. Additionally, there are facilities like "Miki Horse Land Park," Japan's largest disaster prevention experience facility, where you can simultaneously enjoy traditional craftsman culture, vast greenery, and...

    • Hyogo
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    Ono City
    Hyogo

    Ono City

    A "craftsman's town" famous as a production area for abacuses and household cutlery. In particular, "Banshu Abacus" is designated as a traditional craft, and you can observe or experience the precise handiwork of craftsmen up close. Also, "Sunflower Hill Park," boasting one of the largest areas in Western Japan, is an excellent photo spot where hundreds of thousands of sunflowers bloom in summer and cosmos in autumn. In the center of the city, there is the Jodo-do (National Treasure) of "Jodo-ji Temple," and the "lighting production" where the Buddhist statues glow gold when the sunset shines into the hall fascinates...

    • Hyogo
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    Kato City
    Hyogo

    Kato City

    Known as a special production area for Yamada Nishiki (highest-grade sake rice), this city has rich land that supports Japanese sake brewing culture. Historical famous temples are scattered here, such as the main hall of "Choko-ji" (National Treasure), which boasts one of the largest wooden structures in Japan. There is also "Tojoko Toy Kingdom," very popular with families, where traditional culture and modern entertainment coexist. Especially, the rural landscape shining golden in autumn is the beautiful agricultural scenery of Japan itself. It is an area where you can enjoy a heart-calming journey through historic shrines and temples while experiencing the...

    • Hyogo
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    Kasai City
    Hyogo

    Kasai City

    Located in the northern part of the Harima Plain, this is a city where ancient romance breathes, including the mystical Five Hundred Arhats and sites associated with Japan's oldest history book, "Harima no Kuni Fudoki." The unique temple landscapes, such as the three-story pagoda of "Ichijyo-ji" (National Treasure) and lined stone Buddhas, allow you to feel Japan's deep spirituality and history of art. Also, at the vast "Hyogo Prefectural Flower Center," you can enjoy seasonal flowers, and the tulip season is particularly spectacular. Furthermore, there are places that retain modern memories, such as the ruins of former military runways. It...

    • Hyogo
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    Kita-Harima Area
    Hyogo

    Kita-Harima Area

    Located in the east-central part of Hyogo, this is a region where pride as Japan's center point (the navel), industries with advanced craftsmanship, and beautiful nature coexist in balance. You can touch the essence of Japanese manufacturing, such as "Banshu-ori" with over 200 years of history and "Miki Cutlery" boasting world-class sharpness. Also, superb view spots that even serve as stages for dramas and movies are scattered, such as one of Western Japan's largest sunflower fields and the mystical "Tonamine Kogen." It is an area recommended for intellectually curious travelers who can enjoy traditional handiwork, rich food, and beautiful seasonal...

    • Hyogo
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    Hamasaka Prefectural Sun Beach
    Hyogo

    Hamasaka Prefectural Sun Beach

    An open and beautiful beach where a rich pine forest and wide sand beach continue. It is selected as one of "Japan's Top 100 White Sands and Green Pines," and calm waves and clear air welcome visitors. A campsite is also adjacent, and nights spent under the starry sky while listening to the sound of waves become the best memories for nature-oriented travelers. Also, the nearby Hamasaka Fishing Port is famous for landings of "crab" and "firefly squid," and a major attraction is being able to enjoy fresh seafood after playing at the beach. It is a popular spot for...

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    Tainohama Coast
    Hyogo

    Tainohama Coast

    Located in Shin-onsen Town, this beach features a beautifully curved coastline and transparent seawater. It is also known as a famous spot for sunsets, and the moment the crimson sun sinking into the Sea of Japan dyes the sea surface golden is beautiful beyond words. While it is crowded with swimmers in summer, it becomes an excellent location for strolling along the quiet shoreline during the off-season. Combined with the surrounding fishing village scenery, it is a spot where you can feel a nostalgic and heart-calming "Japan's Sea." It is a place perfect for travelers who want to find their...

    • Hyogo
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    Anami Coast
    Hyogo

    Anami Coast

    Among the intricate rias coastline of the San'in Coast, this is a scenic spot woven by especially transparent seas and complex strange rocks. With a succession of calm coves, it is known as a hideaway beach ideal for snorkeling and rock pooling. The contrast between white sand, the green of pines, and the blue sea is a landscape symbolizing the beauty of Japanese summer. Because it is not overly commercialized, you can spend time overflowing with a private feeling and enjoy the luxury of monopolizing Japan's original marine landscape while listening to the sound of waves. It is a place...

    • Hyogo
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    Asahi-domon Sea Cave
    Hyogo

    Asahi-domon Sea Cave

    A giant sea cave gate carved out by the rough waves of the Sea of Japan over many years. It was named so because of the beauty of the light shining through the gaps in the cave gate when the sun rises. If you approach by canoe or sightseeing boat, you will be overwhelmed by the contrast between the geometric rock formations created by nature and the clear emerald green sea. It is a spot symbolizing the strength of the San'in Kaigan Geopark, where you can witness the history of the Earth's activities. It is ideal for active travelers who...

    • Hyogo
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    Sarutsubo Falls
    Hyogo

    Sarutsubo Falls

    A very mystical waterfall nestled deep in a rich primeval forest. The sight of water flowing down the mossy rock surface like many strands of white silk exudes a delicate beauty just like a Japanese garden. The space around the waterfall is enveloped in silence, and the area where only the sound of water and chirping of birds echoes is a supreme healing spot that makes you forget the bustle of the city. Especially during the fresh green season and autumn foliage, the color contrast is wonderful, attracting many photography enthusiasts seeking "the beauty of the hidden region." It is...

    • Hyogo
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    Yumura Onsen
    Hyogo

    Yumura Onsen

    A historic hot spring area said to have opened in 848, famous for its "Arayu" source which boasts one of Japan's highest temperatures (98 degrees). At Arayu along the river, the sight of tourists boiling eggs and vegetables using the hot spring's heat is a daily scene, allowing you to enjoy a hot spring culture closely linked to Japanese life. At night, the riverside is lit up, and the sentiment of strolling in a yukata amidst rising steam is exceptional. It is a heartwarming resort that strongly retains the atmosphere of a good old Japanese hot spring healing place and...

    • Hyogo
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    Ueyama Kogen
    Hyogo

    Ueyama Kogen

    A highland spreading across an altitude of about 900 meters, attractive for its rich fields of silver grass and primeval beech forests. It is known as a treasure trove of nature where seasonal alpine plants and the precious golden eagle inhabit. Hiking courses are maintained, and from the summit, you can enjoy a grand panorama overlooking even the Sea of Japan if the weather is good. In autumn, the entire area is covered with golden silver grass, and the mystical scenery swaying in the wind is truly a masterpiece. It is a top recommendation for nature lovers who want to...

    • Hyogo
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    Shin-onsen Town
    Hyogo

    Shin-onsen Town

    Located at the northwestern tip of Hyogo, this town is blessed with rich hot spring resources, including "Yumura Onsen" as its name suggests. Its beautiful coastline facing the Sea of Japan is designated as a "San'in Kaigan UNESCO Global Geopark," where you can enjoy superb views of continuous dynamic cliffs and sea caves. Also, the breeding of Tajima Beef, a national brand, is flourishing, allowing a luxurious stay to enjoy both hot springs and exquisite meat dishes. This town, where untouched nature and ancient hot spring healing culture still live on, is loved by authentic travelers who want to deeply...

    • Hyogo
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    Yura Fishing Port
    Hyogo

    Yura Fishing Port

    Yura Fishing Port, located at the southeastern tip of Awaji Island, is a "treasure trove of luxury ingredients" held in high esteem by foodies and professional chefs nationwide. In particular, "Yura Red Sea Urchin," characterized by its rich sweetness without bitterness, is known as the highest quality in Japan. Also, the freshness of sea bream and horse mackerel caught carefully by pole-and-line fishing is outstanding. The vitality of the early morning auction conveys the strength of a fishing town, and in the eateries around the port, you can luxuriously taste freshly caught seafood. The scenery of a fishing port as...

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