Nestled between majestic mountains and the picturesque sea, Himeji, Japan, beckons travelers with a wealth of historical treasures, natural wonders, and cultural experiences. Himeji boasts an array of museums, delectable dining options, and cultural experiences that allow you to immerse yourself in the heart of Japan's heritage. From exploring history at the museums to savoring authentic Japanese cuisine, the city has something to captivate every traveler's heart. Himeji, with its rich tapestry of history, stunning natural surroundings, and cultural offerings, invites you to embark on a journey of discovery and wonder.

Worth seeing
Himeji Castle (The White Heron): Himeji Castle stands as a testament to Japan's rich history and architectural brilliance. Built over 400 years ago, this iconic castle, also known as "The White Heron" due to its elegant design, is the largest and best-preserved original castle in Japan. A visit here is a journey through time, where you can explore its grand halls, intricate corridors, and stunning gardens.

Mountains and Ropeway: For nature enthusiasts, Himeji offers an opportunity to escape into the mountains. A short bus ride from Himeji Station takes you to the "Ropeway Station," where you can embark on a scenic journey via rope buses. As you ascend, you'll not only revel in the beauty of nature but also enjoy the thrill of the ride itself.

Koko-en Garden: Set against the backdrop of Himeji Castle, Koko-en Garden is a sprawling 3.5-hectare park established in 1992. It offers a serene escape where you can stroll through meticulously landscaped gardens, savoring the beauty of traditional Japanese landscaping.

Currency
Japanese Yen (JPY)