Scenic Japan from the Water

Okushiri is a fishermen's paradise: Just drop your line anywhere and it will be a perfect fishing spot.

A series of strange rock formations located on the west coast of the island. Carved by nature over a long period of time, these amazing shapes are sure to fascinate you.

A walking course exploring the primeval Japanese beech forest.

An observatory located on a 369.3m tall mountain, easily accessible by car. A 90 step staircase exists from the parking to the observatory.

The beutiful lotus flowers and fun events can be enjoyed from early in the moring.

"Fugenji temple" in Usuki-city Notsu-machi is a family temple of Kicchomu and also known as a famous place for beautiful colored autumnal leaves.

The name, Jigoku (hell), was derived from the fact that the site is unapproachable, because of fumarolic gas of around 100 degrees.

The name, Jigoku (hell), was derived from the fact that the site is unapproachable, because of fumarolic gas of around 100 degrees.

The name, Jigoku (hell), was derived from the fact that the site is unapproachable, because of fumarolic gas of around 100 degrees.

The name, Jigoku (hell), was derived from the fact that the site is unapproachable, because of fumarolic gas of around 100 degrees.

The car ferry comes and goes in the Tokyo Bay