[Video] Mizuki Yamamoto: Showing off his slender upper arms A tour of Jinsekikogen, Hiroshima, where the entire town is a sacred place for lovers

The July 2025 issue of the digital magazine "Monthly Travel Color" (Branista), with actor Mizuki Yamamoto on the cover, has been released. The issue features Jinsekikogen Town in Hiroshima Prefecture. Yamamoto will tour the town, which has become a "sacred place for lovers," for two days and one night. A special video featuring Yamamoto has also been released.

Jinsekikogen Town, the only town in Hiroshima Prefecture whose entire area is a "lover's sanctuary," is located at an altitude of 500 to 700 meters, and is a highland resort with more than 80% of the town's area being forest. The Toyomatsu Paper Airplane Tower, which stands on the summit of Mt. Yonemi, overlooking the town, is the only facility in the world built for flying paper airplanes, and has become a symbol of the region. The town is also home to the Taishaku Gorge, one of Japan's 100 most scenic spots, and is dotted with historic shrines and temples. In Jinsekikogen Town, Yamamoto enjoys a two-day, one-night nature trip surrounded by never-ending green scenery.