• The gold mines that have supported Japan's economy since the 1600s and the crested ibis, an internationally protected bird. Shukunegi, a historic building preservation district. Sado Island is full of sights to see, but if you don't have your own car, it can be a bit of a challenge to get around by yourself.
• Your driver is your guide to Sado Island - leave your destination up to us, and we'll whisk you off to all the places we recommend! Or, discuss the destination with our driver and we can help you get where you're most excited to go. Discover all the charms of the island with this guided 5-hour taxi plan.

A historical epic depicted by the largest gold mine in Japan Sado Kinzan Gold Mine is a collection of historic relics which tell the 400-year history of Sado's gold and silver mines. On the Edo Kinzan Emaki (illustrated scrolls of gold mines) course (Sodayu Tunnel course), full-size dolls and robots provide accurate presentations of the workings of the mines in the past. On the Meiji Government-Controlled Mine course (Doyu Tunnel course), relics of modernization and industrialization still remain. Furthermore, there is also a guided tour course which includes facilities such as "The Best Gold Processing Plant in Asia" and "Japan's First Wetsern-Style Vertical Tunnel", that will cause visitors to marvel at the impressive scale.