Handa

This intimate museum celebrates Niimi Nankichi, author of "Gon, the Little Fox." Explore original manuscripts and stroll through the adjacent Fairy Tale Forest to discover plants featured in his timeless stories.

This former 200-year-old brewery showcases Japan's sake traditions through historic displays. Sample various sakes and plum wines while immersing yourself in the rich cultural heritage of this centuries-old craft.

Kamisaki Shrine honours the god of children, a unique dedication in the Tokai region. Experience the vibrant Kamezaki Shiohi Festival in spring, when elaborate parade floats transform the serene grounds.

Explore the universe at Handa Sky Science Museum, the peninsula's only planetarium. Interactive exhibits across two floors make science engaging for all ages, while immersive dome shows transport you among the stars.

This intimate art museum showcases diverse works including pieces by Tamiji Kitagawa in a contemplative setting. Engage with knowledgeable staff who provide artistic insights during your visit.

This Victorian-era red brick building, once the Kabuto Beer brewery, stands as a testament to Japan's early industrialisation. Sample the revived Taisho lager and Meiji ale while exploring brewing heritage.