Engetsujima is located in Shirahamach, Nishimurogun, the southwest area of Wakayama Prefectuere. The official name of Engetsuto is Takashima. This island floats in the southern sea of Rinkaiura and is the landmark of Shirahama. The small island measures 130 meters (from south to north), 35 meters (from east to west), and 25 meters (in height). In the middle of the island, there is the sea cave like a full moon with the height of 9 meters and the width of 8 meters. That is why it is known as Engetsuto. The sunset view is a must see. It is a superb view as being selected as one of the 100 best sunsets in Japan. Ohigan seasons (twice a year) have the one and only view where it looks like the setting sun fitting the sea cave.

Shichirimihama Beach is located in Kichicho of the southernmost part of Mie Prefecture. It is Japan's longest Sareki Coast. The coast, that stretches to a length of 22km, is the home to the colorful "Mihama pebbles. The Shichirimihama beach is also known for the pilgrimage passage. Many religious pilgrimages pass through this coast. Currently, this beach has gotten various titles, such as World Heritage, 100 best beaches, and 100 best natural spots of the 21st century. You can purchase unique souvenirs, such as pebble accessories, at Shichirimihama Beach. Also, every year, the beach holds the annual "Kumano Firework Festival". How about enjoying a summer esque atmosphere at the breathtaking beach. Check off a festival from your summer bucket list!

"Kurashiki Ivy Square" is located in Kurashiki-shi, the Southern area of Okayama Pref. The tourist facility unites a hotel and cultural facilities by renovating the old Kurashiki Spinning factory founded in the Meiji era. The retrospective and stately red-brick building is covered with ivy, for which it is named after. It is designated to be a Heritage of Industrial Modernization as a facility to contribute to the modernization of spinning industry. This facility is furnished with accommodation functions as well as workshops to experience ceramic art, and a classic restaurant and bar. In the same premises, there is the "Kurabo Memorial Hall" utilizing the raw cotton warehouse at the time of its foundation, telling us about the industry progress in those days. Immediately close to Kurashiki Ivy Square is "Kurashiki Bikan Chiku" (Kurashiki beautiful sight area), the representative tourist spot of Kurashiki. You can enjoy beautiful townscape full of exotic mood, symbolized by white walls. Other attractions for you may be the Jinrikisha(rickshaw) tour or river cruise to enjoy the taste of this area in a relaxed manner.

Ashinoko Onsen is located in a spot with wonderful views of Mt Fuji in the town of Hakone in western Kanagawa prefecture. Roughly 725 meters above sea level, the Ashinoko Onsen area spreads out over 1.5 kilometers from the edge of Lake Ashi. It is the second newest of the 17 hot springs of Hakone. In 2006, the jinx that no hot springs well up in view of Mt. Fuji was broken when a hot spring was dug out. Amazing views of Lake Ashi and the surrounding landscape can be seen while bathing here. The spring water is of the simple sulfur type, which gives the onsen a distinct sulfuric smell. The water is also good for the skin and lifestlye diseases.

“The Museum of The Little Prince” in Hakone is located in Hakonemachi, the western area of Kanagawa Prefecture. It is the only museum in the world featuring “The Little Prince” built in the celebration of the 100th anniversary of Saint-Exupéry. The story is reproduced by the exhibitions related to Saint-Exupéry and European Garden featuring French cityscape in the early 20th century and seasonal flowers. At the exhibition hall, the life of Saint-Exupéry, divided into nine separate eras, is introduced. Invaluable references, including his favorite original pictures and handwriting drafts, are exhibited. The replication of his apartment in New York can be seen, where the work was born. Why don’t you think about the moment the work was born? The museum shop “Gookunosuzu” is one of the biggest shops that carries “The Little Prince” goods. Gardening items and European style miscellaneous goods can also be purchased there. Adjacent to the museum is a cute restaurant, called "Le Petit Prince", where you an enjoy casual French cuisine. In its neighborhood, there are you can immerse yourself in to art world at the “Venetian Glass Museum” and “Pola Museum of Art”.

Meganebashi bridge is located in the central area of Nagasaki city in Nagasaki prefecture. This arched stone bridge crosses over Nagashima Lake. The back story behind this bridge of the relation between China and Kofukuji Temple makes an impact on people's impressions. The name Meganebashi, or Glasses Bridge, comes from the image of the reflection of the bridge against the water. The reflections makes two perfect circles, which looks like a pair of glasses. You can view the bridge from up top or from the lakeside. The reflection is best seen on sunny days with no wind. There are a couple of heart-shaped stones on the bridge that will grant love if touched. Although this bridge is in the city, you can enjoy a relaxing time along the bridge. How nice would it be to enjoy a warm cup of coffee along the bridge.