4 nights 5 days Seto Inland Sea Cruise + Tour of World Heritage Sites in Wakayama, Tokushima, Himeji, and Hiroshima 4 nights 5 days Seto Inland Sea Cruise + Tour of World Heritage Sites in Nara, Kyoto, Himeji, and Hiroshima 3 nights 4 dsys Seto Inland Sea Cruise + Tour of World Heritage Sites in Kyoto, Himeji, and Hiroshima 4 nights 5 days Seto Inland Sea Cruise + Tour of World Heritage Sites in Hiroshima, Ehime, Okayama, Himeji, and Wakayama 5 nights 6 days Seto Inland Sea Cruise + Tour of World Heritage Sites in Ehime, Hiroshima, Himeji, Tokushima, and Wakayama, otos arovided by Hime i Ory Port of Himeji, Port Sales Promotion Committee From Wakayama (Shimotsu Port) ▷ Hiroshima (Port of Hiroshima) Seto Inland Sea Cruise Wakayama, Himeji and Hiroshir Tour of World Herma 3 nights 4Vdays ovided by Ite onliCis
Ml t. Koya® The inner shrines are the holiest of places, with shrings to Kobo Daishi who is beleved to still offer help to those in need. Kishu Lacquerware Kishu Lacquerwara has continued since woodworkers of the Muromachi period moved to
Kuroe and began to create wooden bowls. It is a traditional lacquerware that has been produced
over more than 400 long years of history. Harima Province and the first World Heritage Site in Japan. It is highly regarded among the castles that still remain in Japan. It is also called the White Heron Castle due to its vivid white color, Day2
Shoshazan Engyoji Temple
Established in 966 AD by Shoku-shonin. It is 27th stop on the 33-sacred temple Kannon pigrimage route in Saigoku, and filming location of the Hollywood movie, The Last Samurai, Kincsak Orise iusol Courtesy of
Hirosh mail: re's ture The island of Itsukushima itself was beleved to be a god since ancient times, and the shrine has its origins in an oid Japanese phrase referring to "the island where the gods are enshrined and worshipped". A traditional shrine, it is a famous spot visited by many tourists year-round. Peace Memorial Museum A museum opened in 1955 to realize lasting peece and the abandonment  of nuclear weapons. It is the heart of
Hiroshima, and aims to show the devastation from and facts about atomic bombs to the world. Day 1 From Wàkayama (Shimotsu Port ▶ Hiroshima (Port of Hiroshima) Seto Inland Sea Cruise Wakayama, Tokushima ll fimet, and lifroshima Tour of World Heritage Sites 4 nights 5 days Vejr charget a la thiul anch spelent times. The main strine buicing, made up of skcconnected buildings located at t the top of one of the three Kumano Sanzan shrines, which also includes Kumano Hayatama Talgha and Kumano Hongo talgha 107 toro tor tors also bein exib moting above see rene and a docks onemines at each of the sk buildings, with,Fusumi-no-kami being the 1794-ABO called rendmine n is wordhood as ant is sole to rule over the croation and growth of ell things, end is wordhipped as a earch of spreulture, forestry, the morner duatry and rehins the nell os the pod of marrisge and the god of rulling wishes. NACKT

Koko-en Garden
Davi3 Koko-en Garden  is an authentic Japanese-style garden facing Himeil Castle, a World Heritage Site, and it is a popular tourist spot within Himeji The Japanese style garden covers about 3.5 hectares of land and was built to commomorste the 100th year anniversary of Himeji becoming a
city. The garden shows off an Edo period atmosphere with its 9 gardens, including The Garden of the Lord's Residence, which festures a path surrounding a pond, and the Tea Ceremony Garden, which features Souju-an, an authentic, teahouse built in the sukiya-zukuri style. The garden is used as a filming location for historical
dramas and isrge-scale TV productions.
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The Nachi Watorfall, an associsted shrine of Kumano Nachi Taisha that
has inspired awe in many since ancient times, is also known as the First Waterfall and is one of the three largest waterfal's in Japan. The water column drops 133 meters – the tallost in Japan –, with a
width of 13 meters and depth at the basin of 10 meters. There are three cracks in the rock at the crest of the waterfall, causing the water to spit the Three Stream Falls, Day 1 Naruto City Uzushic
V hirlpool
The Naruto Whirlpools are a natural phenomenon created by the violent tidal current that occurs due to the tidal variations between the Seto Inland Sea and the Kii Channel. The whirlpools are their largest during spring tide in spring and autumn. They are said to be the largest in the world, with vortices up to 20 meters in diameter.
Otsuka Museum of Art
Foatures 300,000 square metors of space dedicated to permanent exhibits and an approximately 4 kilometer-long viewing route. The largest in Japan and one of the few ceramic tile srt museums in the world. Over 1,000 Westorn masterpieces from antiquity to the present day have been faithfully reproduced in full size on ceramic plates from works owned by 190 art museums in 26 countries. This is a perfect place for art education and sightseeing. From Osaka (Fort of Osaka) |> Hiroshima (Port of Hiroshima) Seto Inland Sea Crufse Nara, Kyoto, Himeil and Hiroshima Tour of World Heritage Sites 4 nights 5 days Located in Uji, Kyoto, this area was a retting in The Tate of Genji. It a besutiful Buddh st temple rest has stoop for a very long time Engreved on the back of ¥10 colne in Japan, the templo is an extremely familiar sight to Japarese paople. People are moved by the sire, shope, and vivid use of colors here. (CByodoin
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Kiyomizu-dera Temple 59
A. World Heritage Site that has been passed down over the ages. Known as the "Stage of Kiyomizu", the main hall is an elegent structure, featuring a hipped roof and built in the shinden-zukuri style. The Eeven-headed Thousand-armed Kannon Bodhisattva is enshrined hore. Hozu River Boat Ride From a waterfal in the Tango Highlands in central Kyoto Prefecture, you float down the rive between the mountains from Sonobe to Kameoks for 16 kiometers through the valley before arriving at iscenic Arashiyama. S hoshazan Engyoji Temple Established in 966 AD by Shoku-shorin. It is 27th stop on the 33-sacred temple Kannon
pilgrimage route in Ssigoku, and pilgrims from all over Japan visit. It is fanous for being the fiming location of the Holly movie, The Last Samurai. Himeji Cast
ara Park
Nara Park is approximately 600 hectares in size, and within the park are woodlands and rivers. In eddition to nature, the Temple, Kasuqstalsha Shrine, and the Nara National Museum. It is also called History Park as it contains many especially valuable items of historical heritage. ime it.City eace Memorial Park The Peace Mamorial Park is an urban park built in contral Hiroshima noar the blast conter in memory of those who died from the atomic bomb and as a wish for everlasting world peace Filled with a desire for peace, the sounds of the Ministry of the Environment as one of the 100 Soundscapes of Japan to be remembered. Courtesy of Hiroshima Frefecture Photos provided by the Nara Visitors Bur From Kansai International Airport ▷Hiroshima (Port of Hiroshima) Seto Inland Sea Cruise Kvoto: Himmei and illroshima Tour of World Heritage Sites 3 nights 4 days Dedicated as a contral shrina for the city enshrining multiple gods in 1895 on the 1100th anniversary of the founding of Fleisnkyo, the imperial capital of Japan. It is famous as the place where Emperors Kanmu and Komel are enshrined. The vermillion-lacquered Otenmon Gete, Dsigokuden, and other buildings modeled after the official reception hall of the Holankyd inner palace are vivid and beautiful. Day 1 Photos provided by Heian Jingu Shrine
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Arima Onsen
Arima Onsen is counted among the top thres hot springs in Japan. The reddish brown waters, known as Kinsen, are famous. The resort town is easy to walk around and features cute shops and cafes.
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Established in 966 AD by Shoku-shonin. It is 27th stop on the 33-sacred temple Kannon pigrimage route in Saigoku, and pilgrims from all over Japan visit. It is famous for being the filming location of the Hollywcod movie, The Last Samurai Nadagiku Sake Brewery A sake brewery in Himeil that was founded in 1910, They produce the Nadsgiku and Kikunoshizuku brands of sake. They offer brewery tours and meals you might expect from a brewery. It is gaining popularity as a tourist spot where you can enjoy a nostalgic brewery atmosphere along with a healthy meat
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Dav 4 Miyajima is a World Herltsge Sito and one of
the Three Views of Japan. Locals from nearby say that the island has been an area of
nature worship since ancient times as visitors have felt the presence of spirits from the appearance of the island, the high peak of Mt. Misen among the other mountains, and the fact that the island is
covered in a prineval forest that is dark even in the daytime.
Atomic Bomb Dome
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The Atomic Bomb Dome is a building that was bombed by the first atomic bomb used by humankind at t he end of the Second World War, it is a monument of peace for all people of all races that transcends time and continues to seek the
abandonment of nuclear weapons and the importance of everlasting peace. Day 2 From Hiroshima (Port of Hiroshima) Wakayama (Port of Shinsu) Seto Inland Sea Cruise Hfroshima, Bhi Ok avama. Tour of World Heritage 4 nichts 5 days Photos provided by the Okayama Prefectural Touris Schedule
ere you can enjoy the tiled n make walls, rows of willow struggle the town cape, mide up of traditional 0.9.0 SBA buildings, and the retro-modern scenes along the Kurashiki River continue to attract people from all around the world. Red Pumpkin" ©Yayoi Kusama, 2006 Naoshima Miyanoura Port Square Photo/Daisuke Aochi Naoshima This work by Yayci Kusama catches your eye as s soon as you arrive in Miyanoura Port. For this work, announced in 2006. Yayoi said that she, "searched for the red laht of the sun to the end of the universe, and that is was transformed into a red pumpkin under the sea near Naoshima." This powerful artwork gives off the strength and presence of the sun Port of Hiroshima 12 fort of Shing
Kotohira-gü
Kotohirs gŭ, famous as the "Konpira-san of Sanuki", is enshrined on the side of Mt. Zozu, and has been visited by the faithful from all over Japan since ancient times. It is befoved that a variety of gods are enshrined here, including the god of the sea and other gods. Believers wish for an abundant crop, a good catch of fish, and prosperity in business. Ohmishima Bridge is the only arch bridge of the Shimanami Kaido, and connects
Ohmishima and Hakata Islands. It was opened in 1979, and was the first of the Honshu-Shikoku Bridges to bs opened. The arch support spans 297 meters, and was the longest arch bridge at the time when completed. The light gray of the bridge.
which blends in beautifully with the surrounding landscape, is exquisite when reflected in the blue sea.
Dogo Onsen
Doga Onsen, with a history of over 3,000 years, was the setting of a novel by Natsume Soseki and is famous as the oidest hot spring area in Japan. Its history goes back 3,000 years. It appears in seversl texts, and was called the Waters of Naitatsu. The current "Dogo" name began to be used during renovations. In the Taka pariod (645 AD).
Japan Toy
Museum The Japan Toy Museum is another spot worth visiting after Himaji Castle, having earned two stars in the Michelin Green Guide. Inside the white walls of the museum's 6 buidings, approximately 5,000 toys and dolls from 160 countries in cidition to Jspanese toys, dolls, and traditional sik craft itoms are on display. Special axhibits are heid overy season. The play ares where you can play with toys is quite popular among chidren. Koko en Garden is an euthenti Japanese-style garden facing Himej Castie, a World Herltage Site, arxi it is a popular tourist spot within Himeji. The Japanese-style gerden covers about 3.5 hectares of land and was buit to commemorate the
100th year anniversary of Himeji becoming a oity. Frietos provided by Clime)] C ty From Ehime (Portof Uwaiima ▷ Wakayama (Rort of Shinsu) Seto Inland Sea Cruise Bhime, Hiroshima, Ittimeii, Tokushi and Walkayama Tour of World Hexitage Sites 5 nights 6 days Ml ivajima 8 Myonmars owend Jene restaura 16000 Fahlunian Vinws to file and in Day 2 Succuristic very are the Band has been anyared of natura worship eince ancient times as visitors hime toli the presence of epirite from the appearance of the bland, the high selfs al Miller mount the Und train the fund in the core of the cordinavants
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Nachi Waterfall 😊
The Nachi Waterfall, an associated shrine of Kumano Nochi Taisha that has inspired awe in many since ancient times, is also known as the First Waterfall and is one of the three largest waterfalls in Japan. The water column drops 133 meters – the talest in Japan – with a width of 13 meters and depth at the basin of 10 meters. There are three cracks in the rock at the crest of the waterfall causing the water to split into three streams before falling. The waterfall is thus also known as the Throo Struam Falls. Davi6
ka Museum
Features 300,000 square meters of space dedicated to permanent exhibits and an approximately 4 kilometer-long viewing route. The largest in Japan and one of the few ceramic tile art musoums in the world.
Over 1,000 Western masterpleces from antiquity to the present day have been faithfully reproduced in full size on ceramic plates from works owned by 190 art museums in 26 countries. This is a perfect place for art education and sightseeing. iwa-odoriVDance Experience The Awa-odori is one of the three largest Bon festival lances in Jepen and is held in central Tokushima city. The summor festival envelopes the entire town in a fever from the heated atmosphere of this dance that matches the clamorous rhythms, Day 1 The Shimanto River is the longest river in Shikoku, at 196 kilometers in length. Downstream, there are 
many sights to see, including tourist house boats, the Dragonfly Nature Park, and the Sada Submersible Bridge. The river is also blessed with scenes of traditional river fishing
Bull Fighting
Bull fighting, a folk culture unique to the Uwajima area, is only held in a few areas across Japan. There is no time Imit for the bull fighting, and so, while tome matches may end in T minute, others can take more than 40. There are nsi-biting moments when the more than 1, ton bulls glare at one another or clash. Day 5 Buddhist Monuments In the Horyu-JI Area (Date of Inscription: 1993) Himeji-jo (Himeji Castia) (Date of inscription: 1993) Yakushima (Date of inscription: 1993) Shirakami-Sanchi (Date of Inscription: 1993). Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyato (Date of inscription: 1994) Historic Villages of Shirakawa go and Gokayama (Date of inscription: 1995) Hiroshima Peaca Memorial (Atomic Bomb Dome) (Date of inscription: 1996) Itsukushima Shrine (Date of Inscription: 1996) Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara (Date of Inscription: 1998). Shrines and Temples of Nikko (Date of inscription: 1999) Gusuku Sites and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu (Date of inscription: 2000) Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kil Mountain Range  (Date of inscription: 2004) Shiretoko (Date of Inscription; 2005) lwami Ginzan Silver Mine and its Cultural Landscape (Date of Inscription: 2007) Ogasswara Islands (Data of Inscription: 2011) Hiraizumi – Temples, Gardens and Archaeological Sites Representing the Buddhist Pure Land (Date of inscription: 2011) Fujisan, sacred place and source of artistic inspiration (Date of inscription: 2013) Tomicka Silk Mill and Related Sites (Date of inscription: 2014) Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution: Iron and Steel, Shipbuilding and Coal Mining (Date of inscription: 2015) 201 The National Museum of Western Art (Date of Inscription: 2016) Sacred Island of Okinoshima and Associated Sites in the Munakata Region (Date of inscription: 2017) Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region (Date of Inscription: 2018) Mozu-Furuichi Kofun Group: Mounded Tombs of Ancient Japan (Date of Inscription: 2019) Photos provided by the Nara
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