the closest station to the sea in Japan

Bansuiso was built as a residence and guesthouse in 1922 by Count Sadakoto Hisamatsu, who worked as a military attaché and lived in France for 15 years. Reflecting the count’s appreciation for Fren...

The donjon, reportedly built during Keicho-era (1596 - 1614) was restored in 2004, employing the traditional construction techniques of those times. You must see the four turrets, designated as Imp...

Uchiko-za is one of the most traditional and fully operational kabuki theater built in 1916. The building has a revolving stage, hanamichi catwalk and box seats. It is also used as a multipurpose h...

Park along the beach. Popular for swimming in Summer.

Built in 1943. A registered tangible cultural property.

Rice shop run in an renovated architecture originally built in 1869.

They have hand dyed flags and curtains since 1822. You can have a look at old devises and tools as well as artisanship.

The architecture with Japanese and Western tastes blended which was built in Meiji era.

3 kilometers away from Miyaura port. Quiet beach with white sand and blue ocean. It has a fishing port and camp site as well.