Tsutenkaku Tower currently features not only a special observatory called "Tenbou Paradise" on the top floor but also a transparent glass floor called "TIP THE TSUTENKAKU" at a height of 92.5 meters above the ground. Additionally, a giant slide called "Tower Slider" has been added next to the tower, offering views of the cityscape along the way. Tsutenkaku Tower is located in the middle of the Shinsekai district, where you can find shopping streets and a variety of delicious food options nearby. Considering a hotel in the Shinsekai area would be a great idea.

For the Mount Inunaki, it has been the closest hot spring destination to Kansai International Airport and has gained immense popularity among visitors. It offers a wide range of hotels where you can enjoy yourself in rock baths or open-air hot springs, providing a perfect opportunity to relax.

Speaking of Osaka, you must try Okonomiyaki. Fukutarou Okonomiyaki is one of the well-known restaurants and has also been recognized by the Michelin Guide as a recommended dining destination.

Cape Manzamo, also known as the elephant's trunk-shaped cliff, is a highly iconic attraction in Okinawa. The coastline has been eroded by the sea over a long period, resulting in a rock formation that resembles an elephant's trunk. Travelers are likely to visit here, allowing them to appreciate the unique beauty of the area. There are also numerous seaside hotels in the surrounding area, making it a great choice for accommodation with ocean views.

The Blue Cave, located at Cape Maeda, is a unique attraction. Half of the cave is above the water surface, while the other half is submerged in the sea. When sunlight enters the cave, the underwater surface shimmers with a beautiful blue light, making it one of the world's two known blue caves. You can explore the cave through diving, especially during the summer. If you enjoy water activities, you should not miss out on this incredible experience!

Apart from choosing a sea-view hotel on Umikaji Terrace, there are other places where you can enjoy the ocean views, such as sitting at the outdoor area at Happy Pancake. You can sit there, feel the gentle sea breeze, and enjoy their fluffy soufflé pancakes. It has become a popular dessert for tourists visiting Okinawa.

In the northern part of Kijima Island, there are two rocks called "Meoto Iwa", which are one of the most popular attractions in the Kijima Island area. There are other spots nearby, including the Palm Tree Swing and Sakura Shrine. If you are visiting Fukuoka, be sure to plan a day trip to Kijima Island! There are also excellent hotels available on the island!

The atmosphere of the food stalls in Fukuoka has a cozy izakaya vibe and they offer affordable and delicious street food. They are popular among Japanese people for enjoying drinks, late-night snacks, and relaxing after work. When visiting Tenjin, you must try Fukuoka's food stalls. Tenjin is also home to five major department stores and shopping streets. Additionally, there are several new hotels in Tenjin, conveniently located near Fukuoka Airport.

When visiting Fukuoka, you must try various dishes made with mentaiko! Ganso Hakata Mentaiju stands out with its unique preparation method. The mentaiko is wrapped with kelp and then placed on white rice covered in seaweed.