Opened in March 2015, this facility is the first "all-weather play area" in the prefecture. Located along a national highway, it shares its grounds with a senior care facility and a vocational scho...

This site, currently abandoned and in ruins, features a four-story management building with a large waste disposal hole and an incineration facility located at the back. It is ideal for filming act...

The sake brewery of Furukawa Sake Brewery is an old building constructed during the Keio era (1865–1868) to the early Showa period (1926–1941). Each section has its own distinct characteristics: th...

This establishment, operational for over 80 years, operates as a lumber store. It includes a dirt floor, an irori (traditional sunken hearth), a veranda, a well, a hallway, a sunken kotatsu table, ...

This community center has repurposed a closed school. It retains features such as the school gates, classrooms, and a cooking room, making it suitable for filming as a school setting. The Japanese-...

This is a moat created during the Edo period (1603–1868) for flood control and water management purposes. The landscape along the moat features beautiful stone pavements, serving as a cultural heri...

This magnificent waterfall gathers the waters of Takigawa, Oonogawa, and Mizunegawa, cascading down four tiers with a height of 120 meters and a width of 72 meters, earning it the name "Four Falls....

This is a three-story community center. It can also be used as a dressing room.

Facilities:
1st Floor: Office, Multi-purpose Hall/Lobby
2nd Floor: Study Room A, Study Room B, Study Room C, Jap...

This is a vast 12,000 tsubo (approximately 40,000 square meters) site that forms two soulful zones. One is the "Edo Castle Zone," consisting of Edo Castle's Otemon (main gate), samurai residences, ...

The Mito Art Museum is located in the heart of Mito City. It is surrounded by a grass-covered urban square enclosed by zelkova and cascades, with a layout featuring a tower, entrance hall, theater,...