One of Japan's largest and most impressive castles, though it was severely damaged in the 2016 earthquakes. Restoration is ongoing, but it remains a significant historical site with plenty to see.
A spacious 17th-century Japanese garden built for feudal lords, featuring picturesque elements including a miniature Mount Fuji. It offers a tranquil escape in the city.
Japan's largest active volcano and one of the largest calderas in the world. While access to the crater rim can be restricted due to volcanic activity, the surrounding landscape offers spectacular views.
One of Japan’s most attractive hot spring towns, known for its consciously preserved quaint aesthetic with wooden buildings and earthen walls. Its compact center has narrow lanes, traditional inns, and a river flowing through.