Location List

A Japanese garden in "Kenmin no Mori" located in the west of Oita City.

Fukushimagata is connected to the Araigo River and the Fukushimagata Floodway, and the Fukushimagata Nature Park has been established as a water park in the surrounding area.

The sire is 26 hectare with swimming pools, a baseball stadium, small zoo and hometown museum.

Built in 1906 in commemoration of the Japanese-Russia war and won the 3rd prize of "Hundred of famous spots in Niigata". Famous for cherry blossoms and has approximately 3,000 trees in the park. Ch...

Spacious park with a observatory area, Japanese garden and some recreation areas.

Park with great nature in Higashiyama area.

Standing 1.39 meters tall, this Kannon (Goddess of Mercy) statue is one of Japan’s largest wooden statues made from a single pillar wood. Designated as Niigata Prefecture’s Cultural Property, both ...

Shouokaku is called "GInkakuji Temple" in Hokuriku area.

Gyorakuen is a Japanese garden located in Kawasaki Machi, Tagawa-gun in Fukuoka. It was created by the famous painter, Sesshu, in Muromachi Period. It has been designated as a National Place of Sce...

Kumamoto Castle, with a history of over 400 years, is currently going under restoration from the earthquake in 2016.

A cave between two rocks, also known as Shiro Amakusa’s Cave.

A trail going up a mountain path.

Founded in 743, Daitsuji Temple is an ancient temple of the Soto sect. During the late Edo period, local Yakage gardeners spent 21 years to create the chisen-kansho style garden known as Sekiju-en,...

Ryuganji Temple is a small wooden temple built inside an enormous rock cave. In the inner sanctum of the temple floats a triad of floating wooden Buddhas, said to have been built by Gyoki Priest in...

The area where Takasu Suspension Bridge Park is located is famous for its beautiful landscape, including the Takasu Kannon-do (temple of the goddess of mercy) built against a cliff wall.

Go-O Jinja Shrine, located within the Usa Jingu, is dedicated to Wakenokiyomaro who resolved a national crisis by receiving a divine message from the Hachiman deity when the Buddhist monk Dokyo att...

Kyoshuzuka Tumulus is a tomb said to be the place where the Hachiman deity buried a hundred heads of the Hayato people to memorialize them after suppressing their uprising. It was designated a hist...

The Enma Cave is located in the Fukugonji Temple. There are 16 Rakan (Arhat) statues inside the cave. The Rakanbashi Bridge is a stone bridge over a small pond in front of the cave.

If you walk a little south on “Otonoshirabedori” in Yokkaichi, Usa City, you will see a steep staircase on your right, and if you go up these 108 steps, you will see Jyuhozan Mahayana. The mummy of...

With its first hall built in early 8th century to worship the spirit of the 15th emperor of Japan, Emperor Ojin, Usa Jingu is the head shrine of over 40,000 shrines across Japan that are dedicated...