You can now stay at these 4 Castles and Temples in Japan

Ozu Castle, located in Ehime Prefecture, was the first castle in Japan that allowed guests to stay in the castle tower. This majestic castle was reconstructed in 2004 using UNESCO-registered traditional techniques which were revived for the project, and its doors were opened to guests from around the world in 2020. Discerning guests will be able to experience the grandeur and atmosphere the way that Sadayasu Kato, the first lord of the domain, did so in the 1600s, and even experience dinner in the style of the 17th century lords. Both the castle and Garyu Sanso, a historic tea house complex, have been declared as Important Cultural Properties of Japan.

Stay at Innisfree' Green Tea Farms on Jeju Island via Airbnb

Any K-beauty product fan would known about Innisfree and that their most iconic product range - the Green Tea Line - gets their star product from the green tea fields of Jeju island, South Korea. Jeju Island is a stunningly beautiful tropical volcanic island and also the only place in the world that holds a  UNESCO Triple Crown. 

Imagine waking up to this view at Seogwang Tea Farm Camping

And thanks to this collaboration between Innisfree and Airbnb, two lucky guests will have the opportunity to experience a restorative, back-to-nature overnight stay on some of the island’s major green tea farms, available on Airbnb for the first time ever!