Mifuneyama Rakuen
Walk Mifuneyama Rakuen below its rocky mountain backdrop.
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Walk Mifuneyama Rakuen below its rocky mountain backdrop.
Browse Nakasu's evening yatai along the Naka River.
View the broad Sogi Falls cascade from park overlooks.
Bathe at Beppu's historic Takegawara Onsen.
Explore Uminonakamichi's flowers and peninsula cycling paths.
Pair Fukuoka Art Museum's galleries with Ohori Park.
Explore penguin habitats at Nagasaki Penguin Aquarium.

Aso Farm Land is a large Minami-Aso resort complex combining geodesic-dome lodging, hot springs, animal areas, food workshops and outdoor leisure within the volcanic Aso region.
Hakata Kawabata Shopping Arcade brings local shops, eateries and traditional goods together in a commercial street connecting central Hakata temple and entertainment districts.

Kijima Kogen Park is a mountain amusement park in Oita Prefecture, combining rides and family attractions with a cooler highland setting and views across the surrounding landscape.

Takasakiyama Natural Zoological Garden is a wild-monkey sanctuary between Oita and Beppu where free-ranging Japanese macaques move through the slopes and gather near feeding areas.

Cuddly Dominion in Aso is an animal park built around close viewing and interactive encounters with species including capybaras and other small and large animals across its grounds.
Kusasenri is a broad grassland inside an old crater on Mount Aso, with a shallow pond, grazing livestock and open views toward the active volcanic landscape of Naka-dake across the plateau.
Showa-no-Machi in Bungotakada revives a mid-20th-century shopping district through retro storefronts, small museums, cafés and local businesses arranged around the old town center.

Beppu Tower offers a view of the city and bay from a steel landmark of Japan's postwar tourism era. Opened in 1957 and designed by Tachū Naitō, it belongs to the same tower-building tradition as several better-known urban observatories. Its waterfront setting puts Beppu's coastal geography at the center of the visit.

Aoi Aso Shrine in Hitoyoshi was founded in 806 and preserves a group of five designated National Treasures, including distinctive thatched-roof shrine buildings within its historic precinct.

Chikuzenmachi Tachiarai Peace Memorial Museum interprets the former Tachiarai military airfield through aircraft, documents, testimony and the local impact of the Pacific War and 1945 air raids.

Kora Taisha is a vermilion shrine near the 312-meter summit of Mount Kora, historically the foremost shrine of old Chikugo Province, with major Edo-period halls completed in 1660.
Nagasaki Seaside Park is a landscaped harborfront opened in 2004, linking broad lawns, a water garden and promenade space along the central waterfront beside the Dejima and Tokiwa areas.

Tenjin Central Park opens a green space between Fukuoka's commercial streets and the riverside. Its lawn faces the planted terraces of ACROS Fukuoka, while the Nishi-Nakasu section includes the historic Kihinkan building. The park occupies the former prefectural government site, giving an ordinary city break a layer of civic history.

Tenkaiho Observatory looks across Sasebo's Kujukushima islands, with flower fields and quieter walking paths around the wider site beyond the main observation deck.

Yanagibashi Rengo Market is a compact covered lane of fishmongers, butchers, produce shops and prepared-food stalls long known as one of central Fukuoka's everyday food markets.
Yobuko Morning Market lines a coastal street in Karatsu's Yobuko area, where seafood stalls and local vendors make fresh fish and simple prepared foods the focus of a compact morning visit.
See the Luffy statue that anchors Kumamoto's ONE PIECE recovery project.
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