Location List

The Hasaki Sand Dunes, facing the Kashimanada, spread over an area approximately 20 km from Hasaki to Kashima. They are one of Japan's three largest sand dunes and clear wind patterns can be seen i...

Preserving the rich natural environment, this is an English-style garden with five ponds of varying sizes and clear streams, all surrounded by forests. The walking trails within the garden are nest...

This valley is located at the upper reaches of the Ouse River. The river flows, and it's possible to take photographs from along the road.

The lake is located at about a 25-minute drive from Tsuchizawa Station. Tanise Lake, created by damming the Sarugaiishi River, is a large artificial lake with a circumference of 45 km. In the vicin...

This scenic spot is located at an elevation of 250m to 600m. It harmoniously combines excellent natural forests with a pristine river, creating a rich natural landscape. Along the valley, there are...

A V-shaped valley born from the erosion of the Aso lava by the Gokase River. The Manai Falls have been selected as one of Japan's top 100 waterfalls. During the summer vacation period, the waterfal...

Japan's first Western-style ranch with an elevation of 1,000m and an area of 387 hectares. Annually from May to October, you can see lush green pastures with clear blue skies, and a mystical landsc...

This valley is forged by the Agatsuma River, which flows along National Route 144. It is located in the Fukurogura area in the eastern part of Tsumagoi Village and borders Nagano-haramachi. During ...

This is a historical site from the late Nara period (710-784 AD). It is a small-scale horizontal limestone cave. Beyond the narrow cave with its low ceiling, there is a hall about 10 meters high an...

Hokoji Temple is the head temple of the Hokoji sect of Rinzai Buddhism and is one of the leading Zen temples in the Tokai region. Founded in the 14th century on a mountainside, 22 of its buildings ...

Located at the southern tip of Awaji Island. Fukiagehama Beach is a white-sand beach where several films and TV dramas have been shot. No cityscape on the opposite shore. Swimming is not allowed.

This is the Takenouchi Kaido, Japan's oldest official road, which is also listed as a Japanese Heritage Site. The road is paved in colour and suitable for photography.

Mt. Myojin observatory 360 degree panorama. At the Summit there are three observatory decks where you can enjoy a 360 degree panorama view. Mt. Myojin isn't that high, but it's said to overlook t...

These terraced rice fields can be found in the Yamato Katsuragi foothills area.

The third largest tree in the prefecture, it is said to be 2,000 or 3,000 years old.

Nabari River is a tributary of the Kizu River of the Yodo River system, and is a first-class river that flows near the prefectural border of Nara, Mie, and Kyoto prefectures. During the season, it ...

Surrounded by lush green mountains, this dam has many water parks where you can enjoy leisure activities such as fishing.

A gravity concrete dam with a bank height of 63.5m. Smelt fishing is also famous at Kamizu Dam Lake.

A park where the Okawa ruins from the early Jomon period are located. In the spring, there are about 200 cherry blossom trees, and in the summer, you can enjoy fishing and barbecues at the Nabari R...

A mysterious scenic spot with black rocks of various sizes stretching for approximately 650 meters. Legend has it that it was created from a rock randomly thrown by Aobayama's tengu during a fight ...

"Mee-mee Farm" where adorable sheep will welcome you. The fluffy and fur-covered figure is very charming. You can enjoy interacting with them by feeding them sheep rice crackers and taking a walk a...

A mountain with an altitude of approximately 618m and a scenic spot in the prefecture. From the observation deck at the top of the mountain, he can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view and enjoy the c...

This stunning gorge extends nearly 2.5km, and is noted for the innumerable rocks and outcroppings, which in contrast with the mountain streams that thread through the area.

The magnificent Okama is the embodiment of the Zao Mountain Range. The emission of sulfur gasses continues today in this ancient crater lake.