Once known as Japan’s largest tin mine, the Akenobe Mine prospered as a major mining site.

Today, it has been preserved as a mining education facility, where visitors can see exhibits such as th...

Tendaki Waterfall, located in Ikada, Oya-cho, Yabu City, Hyogo Prefecture, has a drop of 98 meters and is listed among “Japan’s Top 100 Waterfalls.”

The trail from the trailhead to the waterfall...

These are the remains of a major mountain castle constructed by the Yagi clan, powerful medieval warlords who dominated the Tajima region.

Built along a narrow ridge extending from west to east...

Originally built in 1941, this building was remodeled in 2006 while preserving its original materials. You can view beams and wooden framework that were previously concealed in the ceiling. The bui...

This is a wooden row house built in the early Showa period (1926-1941) to serve as company housing for the workers of the Amein Mine. The roof is made of concrete tiles and corrugated metal, while ...

This plateau, with an elevation of 720–850 meters, spans 3,100 meters east to west and 1,400 meters north to south, covering about 300 hectares. Its remote location makes it ideal for filming histo...

This is a historic rural kabuki stage located in the Kuzuhata area. Originally built in 1554 on the grounds of a shrine, it was renovated into a full-fledged kabuki stage in 1892. Alongside the pic...

Yokoiki Valley is a valley located in Oya-cho, Yabu City. A well-maintained forest road allows you to enjoy the beautiful scenery along the valley with various waterfalls while traveling by car. Ne...

There is no parking lot, so you will need to park along the roadside near the entrance. From the signboard, head down the stairs and walk along the riverside promenade for a short distance. You wil...

This mountain, standing at 1,510 meters on the border of Yabu City in Hyogo Prefecture and Wakasa Town in Yazu County, Tottori Prefecture, has earned its place among Japan's Two Hundred Famous Moun...