Location List

This Western-style building, blending Japanese and Western elements from the Taisho era, was built in 1928. Designed by Sadaharu Yokoi (according to hearsay), it was selected as one of Toyama's 100...

Completed in 1936, this historic building showcases the characteristics of the early Showa period (1926–1941) in both its exterior and interior. It continues to function as an active office buildin...

Standing in Sanchōmachi, a designated Important Traditional Building Preservation Area in Japan, is an old ryōtei (traditional Japanese restaurant) housed in a historic townhouse with thousand-bamb...

This building is a nationally registered tangible cultural property. It was reconstructed on the site of the Kisyuku Wakihonjin, which collapsed during the Nobi earthquake in 1891. The main house w...

This modernist building, constructed in 1935, is a four-story reinforced concrete structure designed to be earthquake- and fire-resistant. It was designated as a nationally registered tangible cult...

This long-established inn is a hallmark of Shima Onsen, standing impressively beyond a red bridge. Founded in 1694, it is the oldest existing hot spring inn in Japan and has been designated as an i...

This is a rare lifting bridge, distinguished by its bright red color and triangular truss columns, which are part of its lifting mechanism. The bridge is raised only during the Sunari Festival when...

This is the oldest residential building in Fukui Prefecture. Based on its architectural style, it may date back to the late medieval period or the early Edo period (1600-1650). The roof is designed...

This is the former residence of the Kanaoka family, which became wealthy as a pharmaceutical merchant after the Edo period (1603-1868). The main house, new building, gate, wall, and storehouse are ...

This farmhouse, registered as a National Important Cultural Property, is distinguished by its traditional middle-gate construction. The restored thatched roof is in excellent condition, preserving ...

This house, built in the early 18th century, was relocated and restored at its current location in 1973. It has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of the country.

Built in 1000, Mirokuji Temple is a Buddhist temple of the Tendai sect and has a strong tie with Engyoji Temple. The temple gate, main hall, founder’s hall and other facilities are on the grounds o...

A multi-use hall built in 1911. The renowned novelist Soseki Natsume was the guest speaker at the opening ceremony. The hall is a wooden truss structure building with the architectural style of the...

A shrine with many stone statues. There is also a bamboo grove and a Chinese-style tower gate.

Doi''''s house, Omachi Town. He build it in the early 19th century, and dismantled to mend in 1976.It is registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

Yamaguchi''''s house, Saga City. It was build in the mid-19th century, and registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

Yoshimura''''s house, Saga City. People build it in the mid-Edo period, and reconstructed it in 1983.It is registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

Maeda''''''''s house, Imari City. It was registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

Saga Retro-kan, Saga City. It has a shop selling special products of Saga and a restaurant. This building was the Saga police office which was build in the Meiji Era.

Along with the Fushimi Inari Shrine and Kasama Inari Shrine, the Yutoku Inari Shrine is known as one of Japan''''''''s three major Inari and fondly referred to as "Yutoku san" by the locals. The ma...

Chiriku Hachiman Shrine was built in 729. Symbolized by a grand stone hizen torii gate which has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of the town, every year on March 15th, Chiriku Hac...