The Miraculous formative beauty created by sand and winds over a long period. This is exactly what Tottori Sand Dune is all about. The panorama of sand, wind, and sunlight makes people feel the power of the earth and an extraordinary view of the world. One of the must-visit tourist spots in Japan. It's Amazing!

From Japanese treasure become to world treasure. Himeji Castle was certified as a World Heritage Site in December 1993. Also known as the "Castle of Egret", its origin is similar to the elegance of the egret spreading its wings. Even after more than 400 years, we are still showing its beautiful appearance. From the end of March to the beginning of April, the cherry blossoms on the premises are in full bloom, and its beauty is exceptional.

Altitude 3,776 m, the highest mountain in Japan, Mt. Fuji is one of Japan's leading independent peaks. As the altitude increases, the slope of the hillside also increases, creating a beautiful conical shape. Mt. Fuji is one of the highest heights in the world for a stratovolcano with a slope from the sea surface to the summit. The southern foot of the mountain extends to Suruga Bay. From the top of the mountain to the wide foot, you can see the most beautiful mountain ridge in Japan. At the crater of the summit , there is no magmatic eruption accompanied after an explosion occurred 22 million years ago. However, in certain areas of the Mt. Fuji area, active volcanic activity has continued since history. Eruptions in the mountains have been confirmed at least 10 times from existing historical literature. Year 781, 800-802, 864-866, 937, 999, 1033, 1083, 1435-1436, 1511, 1707 For more information, please visit http://www.fujisan223.com/en/ Currently, in the summer of 2020, all of the Mt. Fuji trails are closed due to Covid-19. @This information is quoted from "The Complete Guide to Mt. Fuji " in cooperation with Shizuoka prefectural government.

About 15 minutes by ferry from downtown Kagoshima, Sakurajima is still an active volcano that erupts volcanic ash. It became an island about 26,000 years ago, and 17 large eruptions have been confirmed. The latest major eruption was in 1914, and a large amount of lava flowed out and connected to the Osumi Peninsula. Currently it is not possible to climb Sakurajima. The highest point that general tourists can enter is the 373m observation deck at the 4th station of Kitadake. Delicious agricultural products such as Sakurajima radish and Sakurajima mandarin oranges, abundant hot springs that heal daily fatigue, and beautiful scenery of mountains and villages can be called the bounty of the volcano. When you come to Sakurajima, please visit Sakurajima Visitor Center first.