Location List

A historic samurai residence located along the Aibagawa River. A nagaya-mon (rowhouse gate) stands by the river, and water from the river is drawn into the residence to form a flowing pond garden. ...

Japanese architecture with a high cultural value. There are a traditional Japanese garden and tea room.

The Ikeda family is known as one of three major landowners of Northern Japan and they made a Circuit

This is a guesthouse situated on a hill in the eastern coastal area of Awaji Island. Located in a rural region, it offers an unobstructed 180-degree view of Osaka Bay. You can also see a beautiful ...

The residence of the Fukui domain lord, the Matsudaira family, is known for its collection of shoin-style architecture built around a pond, closely integrated with the garden. Its spacious and clea...

Located at the foot of Komekami Mountain in Ajimu Town, Usa City, this site features columnar giant stones, each standing 2 to 3 meters tall, aligned in a deliberate arrangement and pointing skywar...

The facility is a shōya (village headman’s residence) built during the Ansei era of the Edo period (1854–1860), preserving the architectural style of the late Edo period (1781–1868) intact. It feat...

The Tokorogo settlement is a rural area located on an alluvial fan at the northern foot of Daisen, the highest peak in the Chūgoku region. Many buildings from the early modern period (1603–1867) to...

This beautiful 2.6-hectare stroll garden is designed using traditional landscaping techniques. Surrounded by flowering trees, it features charming structures such as the Azumaya Pavilion and Aomosa...

Said to be one of the Ankokuchi temples established by Ashikaga Takauji across various regions, its garden has been designated a national scenic spot. Designed in the karesansui (dry landscape) sty...

Misasa Kan is a natural hot spring inn with the largest volume of spring water in Misasa, drawing from three on-site sources. Upon entering, guests are greeted by a Japanese garden with a cascading...

The Kuroi Mine Ruins are the remnants of a settlement estimated to date back to the late Kofun period (250–538), approximately 1,500 years ago, which was buried under volcanic ash from the eruption...

This is a spacious park located at the foot of Mount Kakuda. Within the park, you can find a rest area (log house), barbecue facilities, a roller slide, a Tarzan rope, a course for ride-on toys, as...

This is the hermitage where the painter-monk "Sesson", active during the Muromachi period(1336-1568), spent his later years. In front of the hermitage, there are weeping cherry trees and ancient pl...

This residence was completed in 1903. The year before its completion, Emperor Meiji stayed here, and some of the rooms have been preserved as they were at that time, evoking a sense of the past. Th...

Spanning approximately 31,000 square meters, the area features a study hall, tea room, and a small waterfall set around a pond, offering visitors seasonal beauty throughout the year. It also hosts ...

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 ...

One of Japan's three most famous gardens, this iconic daimyo garden from the Edo period (1603–1868) has been meticulously shaped over generations by successive feudal lords. Spanning a vast area, i...

This two-story wooden building features a tile roof and is supported entirely by cypress pillars. Designed with a hip-and-gable roof, it includes a ten-mat tatami room overlooking a dry landscape g...

About 3,000 cherry trees have been planted in the park, and they bloom beautifully.

Mifuneyama Park, Takeo