A nice driving path collecting Fukozu of Kota-cho (National Route No. 23) and Tsuchisakatoge. It runs through Goisan and Toboneyama with an altitude of 400m, fascinating visitors with panoramic views of Mikawa Bay from time to time. Access is weather permitting so remember to check ahead.

A deep shrine that inherits Yamakage Shinto, an ancient tradition in Japan. The shrine is giant together with the huge forest surrounding it gives off a solemn atmosphere. The natural beauty is spectacular in all four seasons, with plenty of large cherry blossom trees in spring and golden ginkgo trees in fall.

A representative and popular golf course in Central Japan. It is much loved by golfers for its discernible design utilizing its natural topography and picturesque views with nice management. The heart-calming spot is simply for all.

The symbol of Gamagori; located just across a bridge about 380m from the mainland. It is a unique habitat for plants and the perfect escape to nature for visitors. Yaotomi Shrine is famous for bringing good luck and romantic marriage. The distant view, filled with trees and greens, is thought-arousing.

A direct selling spot of local fresh fruits and vegetables of Koda Town, including the famous fudegaki persimmons, which boast the highest national production amount, as well as pears, peaches, and strawberries. There is also a restaurant to tuck into local ingredients. It’s the best road station during your road trip.

Explore the top local fish market and its lively vibe. In addition to fresh seafood, there are also great souvenirs such as Gamagori's famous deep-fried Mehikari chicken, miso, chikuwa fish cake, and shrimp crackers. It’s also home to a string of events and festivals.

A famous castle- the birthplace of Tokugawa Ieyasu. The castle is located in the vast Okazaki Park, which is also known as the best cherry blossom viewing spot. Soak in spectacular views at the castle tower and the “Nozura Sumi” with natural stones. It is a must-see for all. The castle was just renovated and reopened in January 2023.

A huge park, home to the Okazaki Castle, and a national dream spot. With a history museum, a Noh theater, and a traditional Japanese restaurant- there’s no shortage of nice places to visit. In flowery seasons, lines of cherry blossom trees and the famous wisteria garden never fail to amaze. Yet, it’s the perfect spot to stroll in all seasons.

A shrine brings successful business; one of the 3 best shrines in Japan. There are many sights to see, such as Reikozuka (filled with stone statues of foxes) and Keiunmon (to pray to Daikokuten while swinging a lucky hammer). The approach to the shrine is lined with food stores and souvenir shops, you can fill your stomach with the famous Inari sushi.

It’s commonly believed that it’s where Tokugawa Ieyasu committed suicide after the tragic failure in the Battle of Okehazama. Check out historical cultural assets such as the Tahoto Pagoda (designated as a national cultural property), and a wooden statue of Ieyasu, as well as the breathtaking views of the Vista Line (a direct approach to Okazaki Castle).

The exquisite townscape is still an iconic historical site today, with white-walled storehouses and lattice doors. In addition to valuable and inspiring architecture, there are cafes and galleries in recycled warehouses, along with a wealth of stylish shops. Let’s wander through the imposing town in Japan’s history.

A gorge created by the Yodo River and a tributary of the Yahagi River with approx. 4,000 maple trees dying the entire mountain area red from mid to late November. It’s one of the best red leaves spot in Japan. During the Korankei Maple Festival, the illumination at night simply creates a magical and fantastic atmosphere.

A local specialty of Koda Town since the Edo period. As the name suggests, it is characterized by a shape that resembles the bristle of an elongated oriental brush. The best season is from September to November. The taste is extremely sweet and unique in texture, it’s addictive!

Full-bodied Hatcho miso cuisine is the thing you must eat in Aichi. It’s overwhelming with udon stew, the perfect combination of nutty noodles and red miso soup stock, and miso cutlet pork with an exceptional taste you’ll want to fly for!