5D4N Route: Okayama, Tottori, Shimane, Hiroshima

The symbol of Onomichi, where you can enjoy the different sceneries of all four seasons such as cherry blossoms in spring. The night view from the observatory at the peak is a popular dating spot.

Famous for its delicious broth made from chicken bones and small fishes, Onomichi Ramen, which originated from Onomichi, has a history of 80 years. Starting from Onomichi Station, there are many restaurants along the railway.

The town retains a historical atmosphere with the white-walled warehouses and the rows of willow trees. As the birthplace of Japanese jeans, Kurashiki denim is very famous here. Additionally, the light-up at night allows you to enjoy a different scenery from the daytime.

A shrine associated to the Momotaro folklore. The main shrine and worship hall were built in independent architectural styles and they are designated as national treasures. The cloister that stretches 360 meters from the main shrine is a highlight.

You can feel all four seasons in this three-stars Michelin Green Guide Japan garden. On top of that, there are three light-ups every year and many other interesting events to make the garden even more enjoyable.

A pottery that was founded in 1974. They exhibit and sell around 10,000 tasteful ceramic works here. It accommodates up to about 200 visitors, and they also conduct pottery workshops with detailed explanations.

A cruise where you tour the Uradome coast, weaving through the islands while listening to the captain's guide. You can relax and enjoy the view of the ria coast and sandy beach with pine tress from the boat.

A prominent sand dune in Japan which is designated as a national natural monument. You can enjoy various activities such as paragliding, Segway riding, and camel riding here.

There are around 2,000 pieces of artwork here, with a focus on contemporary Japanese paintings and ceramic art. The beautiful Japanese garden inside has been awarded three stars by the Michelin Green Guide Japan.

The old appearance of this castle has been preserved and it is designated as a national treasure. The tenshu (keep) has one floor below ground and five floors above ground. It was built to be great at both offense and defense. Additionally, you can take the sightseeing boat from the moat to other sides of Matsue Castle to enjoy the surrounding sceneries.

One of the oldest hot springs in Japan. The hot spring water is good for the skin and moisturizes your skin like cosmetics. Along Tamayugawa River, there are hotels, restaurants and souvenir shops, so you can enjoy strolling the streets.

A representative shrine of Japan that is known for the god of matchmaking. In the solemn atmosphere lies an 8.8 meters high and 12 meters wide big torii gate; the pine tree approach, Matsu no Sando; a huge shimenawa in the Kagura Hall; and more.

A city park in the center of Hiroshima City. Aside from the Atomic Bomb Dome in the park, there are also the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, cenotaphs, monuments for peace, and more.

The large Torii built on the sea is famous as one of the Three Views of Japan. There was a time in history when the island itself was worshipped as a god. In 1996, it was designated as a World Heritage Site.