Marvel at the striking contrast of a pristine white Torii gate standing inside the blue ocean, framing two massive sacred rocks connected by a traditional straw rope (Shimenawa). Known as the "Couples Rock," it is a symbol of love and good fortune.

This massive facility combines a museum, a ramen factory, and a restaurant. You can peek through glass windows to see how the famous noodles are made, learn about the history of Tonkotsu ramen, and enjoy a steaming bowl of fresh ramen at the restaurant.

Escape the coastal breeze and head into the quiet woods. "Midori no Uta" (which translates to "Poetry of Green") is a beautiful cafe featuring wooden decks built around tall trees. It’s the perfect place to breathe in the fresh forest air and enjoy premium coffee, matcha, or seasonal sweets.

Watch local artisans extract pure sea salt from the ocean using a massive, traditional bamboo tower structure. The rustic, wooden workshop sits right on the rocky coast. It is world-famous for its "Shio Pudding" (Salt Pudding)　a creamy, sweet custard topped with crunchy, hand-made sea salt and olive oil.

Located near the grand coastal cliff of Keya no Oto, this enchanting trail is lined with densely intertwined evergreen oak trees. Walking through it feels exactly like entering the secret tree tunnel from a famous Anime in Japan. A short hike leads to an observation deck with a panoramic view of the Genkai Sea.