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Japan is a land of legends, sacred spiritual sites, and spots steeped in otherworldly energy—or what are known as "power spots" in Japanese. These magical power spots are purported to have healing or soothing effects, enlighten the mind, and awaken the soul. Discover some of Aichi’s top power spots here!
Aichi Prefecture's oldest lighthouse is a special place for lovers! The 18-meter tall Noma Cape Lighthouse has become a spot where lovers place padlocks on the lighthouse fence as a symbol of eternal love and ring the Bell of Bonds.
Known as the “Lovers' Beach” for both its romantic views and its name, meaning the “beach of love”, Koijigahama is a top spot for couples. Bring a padlock to make your romantic dreams come true!
Located in Mihama, this shrine with a name meaning "Water of Love" is popular among those contemplating marriage. Purchase a paper cup and make an offering of water to the shrine to make your romantic wishes come true.
Komaki’s Honen Festival features a large penis as its main symbol during a festival with a large focus on childbearing. It’s rather risqué and full of innuendo, but also filled with fun and culture. Get some great photo opportunities, souvenirs and tales to shock your friends with when you get home!
