【Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine】Located in Dazaifu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, it is one of the head shrines of all Tenmangu shrines in Japan, along with Kitano Tenmangu Shrine in Kyoto. It enshrines Sugawara no Michizane, a great scholar of the Heian period, revered in Japan as the "God of Learning" and the "God of Calligraphy." Therefore, Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine has become a sacred site for praying for academic success and academic achievement, attracting a large number of students to worship there every year.

The Sacred Beef, located in front of Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, is one of the shrine's iconic structures. Symbolizing wisdom and power, touching its head is believed to increase one's wisdom.

The Beppu Ropeway, located in Beppu City, Oita Prefecture, is a sightseeing ropeway leading to the summit of Mount Tsurumi-dake. It is 1,816 meters long with an elevation difference of approximately 792 meters, making it one of the largest and most popular ropeway systems in the Kyushu region. Riders can quickly ascend from the foot of the mountain to the summit at an altitude of 1,375 meters in just 10 minutes, enjoying breathtaking views of Beppu Bay, Mount Yufu, and the Kunisaka Peninsula.

The cable car has two stations: the foot station and the summit station. The foot station is easily accessible with buses and parking, making it convenient for visitors. The summit station is the starting point for hiking and sightseeing, surrounded by trails, observation decks, and teahouses where visitors can relax and enjoy 360-degree panoramic views. The scenery is unique in each season: spring offers cherry blossoms covering the mountains; summer's cool climate makes it a perfect summer retreat; autumn's vibrant red leaves create breathtaking vistas; and winter brings snowscapes and frost-covered trees, transforming the area into a fairytale world. The summit of Tsurumi-dake is also a popular spot for hiking and photography enthusiasts, offering panoramic views of Beppu's hot springs and steamscapes, making it an ideal place to experience Beppu's natural and cultural charm.

Yufuin (also known as Yufuin) is voted the number one travel destination by Japanese girls. Surrounded by mountains, Yufuin exudes a tranquil and gentle atmosphere, allowing visitors to relax completely. Furthermore, Yufuin's many delicious dessert shops are a major draw for women, offering the chance to satisfy their taste buds while enjoying the beautiful scenery – a truly blissful experience.

Jinlin Lake is a must-see here. The lake water is crystal clear and surrounded by green trees, making it a breathtaking sight. Especially in the early morning, when the steam from the hot springs intertwines with the mist on the lake, the entire Jinlin Lake seems to be draped in a mysterious veil, making you feel as if you are in a fairyland.

【Foot Bath Cafe】A brand new facility themed around foot baths and coffee, it has received rave reviews from both domestic and international customers since its opening. Walking through the red torii gate path, you'll see a wall of lucky cats beckoning you. The cafe can accommodate approximately 50 people, perfect for relaxing with family or friends while enjoying coffee in a foot bath. Estimated cost: 1500 yen per person (includes foot bath, towel, and beverage).

The Showa-kan building recreates a retro street scene from the 1950s, bringing back nostalgic memories of life and culture from that era. Old-fashioned candy stores, general stores, barbershops, and even ordinary residences make you feel like you've instantly traveled back to 1950s Japan. Reference price: Adults: 1200 yen/person, 12-17 years old: 1100 yen/person, 4-11 years old: 600 yen/person

【Yufuin Sansuikan】 Located near Yufuin Station, Yufuin Sansuikan is a famous hot spring inn in Yufuin. Adjacent to Mount Yufu, its biggest feature is its panoramic views of the mountain. Facilities include an open-air bath, indoor and outdoor hot springs, and a jacuzzi. Estimated hot spring fee: Adults: 700 yen/person, Children (4-12 years old): 400 yen/person. Please note that facilities may be unavailable on certain days.

[Yufuin no Mori Train Experience] The Yufuin sightseeing train, also known as "Yufuin no Mori," is a major highlight of Oita Prefecture in Kyushu, Japan. This train is famous for its unique green exterior and wooden interior, making passengers feel as if they are in a forest, instantly escaping the hustle and bustle of the city.