Location List

Listed as one of Japan’s most important shrines by the 10th century, the Uzukamikoto Shrine has been worshiped by many who pray for good harvest, marine safety, and safe childbirths.

One of the five most important Inari Shrines in Japan. The long approach up to the Taikodani Inari Shrine is like a red tunnel, lined with over 1000 torii gates.

Built in 1812, Kigami Shrine is dedicated to the deity Oomononushi (aka Ookuninushi). It is famous for the ‘Crying Dragon’ on its ceiling, which sounds as if it is crying when visitors clap their h...

Consisting of two waterfalls, the Odaki and the Medaki, Dangyo Waterfalls is one of Japan’s 100 great waterfalls and natural water sources. Behind the Odaki is a cavern where the Knnnon (Statue of ...

Grand waterfall with plenty of water. Approximately 8 meters width and 50 meters high. Looks like a white linen covered the waterfall.

Built in Edo era and now only the stone wall is left.

Wooden bungalow with Japanese style built in 1924. Can see the atmosphere from the end of Taisho to the beginning of Showa era in Japan.

Built as a shrine which enshrines Gotoba emperor in 1939. There are festivals on April 14 and October 14 every year.

Large Park surrunded by nature. It has a vast lawn square and play equipment and is popular with families. Can enjoy ground golf and barbecue.

Can see the center of Unnan city.

Relocated the main house and gate of a large landowner in Izumo region to use it as the building of the museum. There is a tea house in it.

A Wealthy farmer's house which was built in Tsubame area in Edo era and relocated to the present place in 1973.

The town is built in the high economic growth period after WWⅡ and tourists often say it has a typical atmosphere of Showa era. Can see a good view at sunset.

20 meters high, 7 meters around the trunk and approximately 600 years old. The best time to view is mid-November to early December and it is like a carpet with gingko leaves on the ground. There is...

Row of cherry trees along the bank are bloomed in spring.

The largest event in Ama town that dancing to a local folk song "Kinya Monya". Parade with approximately 1000 people and fireworks on the water are held the forth Saturday of August every year. Man...

The highest spot of Ama town. In ancient times, they said the god of this mountain had a fight with the god of Takuhiyama mountain for a princess god. "Tsubute (thrown) rock" sits there.

Shoaling beach in a small port town. Approximately 3500 people per year visits there.

Accommodation facility with grass and cottage. Very quiet as it is located in the mountains and no houses around.

Shrine located at a low hill.

Shrine enshrining Inata princess and can film at the alter.

Vermilion-lacquered shrine located by the ocean. There are two main halls. It was built by the architect who built Nikko Toshogu shrine and carvings are must-see.

Desolate station on Kiji line of Japan Railway.　Old style building.

Nice shoaling beach for families with gentle waves.