ITM → KOJ

Akashi Kaikyo Bridge

Minutes after takeoff, see the world's longest suspension bridge connecting Kobe to Awaji Island.

Seto Inland Sea

A stunning 'tapestry of islands'—hundreds of small, lush islands scattered across the shimmering calm waters.

Mount Ishizuchi

The highest peak in Western Japan, located in the Shikoku Mountains, often capped with snow in winter.

Mount Aso

In the distance over Kyushu, you can spot the massive caldera of Aso, one of the largest in the world.

Bungo Channel

The strait separating Shikoku and Kyushu, dotted with ferries and cargo ships navigating between the islands.

Osaka Bay

A sweeping view of the industrial coastline, the Port of Osaka, and the distinctive artificial island of Kansai International Airport.

Naruto Strait

Look down at the narrow passage between Awaji Island and Shikoku, famous for its powerful tidal whirlpools visible from high above.

Miyazaki Coastline

As the flight nears Kyushu, the left side tracks the scenic 'Nichinan' coastline with its turquoise waters and sandy beaches.

Sakurajima

On the standard approach into Kagoshima, this side provides a breathtaking perspective of Japan's most active volcano and its smoking crater.

Cape Muroto

The sharp, rocky tip of southeastern Shikoku jutting out into the deep blue Pacific Ocean.