Location List

Hizen National Government Office is a building that is the current prefectural government building. A large cornerstone building was discovered and has been designated as a national historic site.

This park has a small amusement park attached to it.

This is a building in Jinno Park, Saga City. This is a restored villa of the Saga Nabeshima feudal lord at the end of the Edo period, and is an important cultural property of Saga City.

The site is approximately 1 hectre and the house is 0.4 acre.

It has a massive gate. The main house which has a high quality Japanese architecture was used to be a large landowner in the area from the end of Edo era to Taisho era. It looks elegant, tranquil a...

historical houses constructed in the beginning of Taisho era and latter half of Meiji era.

Akira Kurosawa's "Ran", "Kagemusha", and "007 You Only Live Twice" are the birthplace of many works. There are conditions for shooting.

Koko-en is a facility with a full-scale Japanese garden of about 10,000 tsubo (approx. The appearance of the Edo atmosphere, such as the ``Oyashiki no Niwa'' with a stroll around the pond and the `...

Built in the late Muromachi Period (16th century), the former Furui Family Residence was used as a house until 1967. With thatched roof, it is built with a hip-and-gable construction. A large ston...

Built in 1589 by Terumoto Mori. Destroyed by atomic bombing, current castle is a contemporary recreation, offering a history museum & city views.

It was built in around 1620 as a garden of the villa of the Asano family, the feudal lord of Hiroshima, in imitation of the scenic spot "West Lake" in China.

Traces of Christian influence during feudal Japan can be found in a small shrine at Entsuin, the family temple of Lord Date Masamune.

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It was constructed in the mid-Meiji period (1868-1912) and used for transporting ore and materials for the mines. Even now, you can still feel the atmosphere of that time with the stone-built emban...

Togetsu-kyo Bridge built over O-jima Island is revival O-jima Island, Togetsu-kyo Bridge Famous Japanese poet Basho Matsuo having come first in Matsushima of the depths of Zuiganji Temple O-jima ...

As you walk along the straight road through the countryside, you'll come across stone walls and a long gate, leading to traditional thatched-roof houses. There are no utility poles around, offering...

This lodging facility is located in a rare location on Awaji Island, right in front of the sea, offering options for camping (on the beach and on the hillside), day camping, glamping, and cabin ren...

This is a red bridge near the entrance to Kuchinotsu Port at the southern tip of Shimabara City, serving as a shortcut to the maritime museum and the former customs house. Its 3-meter width require...

This is the largest of the Western-style buildings in Nagasaki City. The design places emphasis on the frontal aspect facing the sea, with the lower floor designed as a continuous arched arcade, an...

This was designated as a historic site in Nagasaki City in February 2013. For about 20 days each in spring and autumn, the garden and thatched-roof buildings are open to the public. Visitors can en...

Built in the early Taisho era, it has a structure with a verandah with a mud edge, and remains of this type of structure are rare in the central Hokkaido region. A characteristic feature of this h...

Gyokusenkan Ruins Park is said to be the best mineral spring in Iwamizawa, where the Ainu discovered it hundreds of years ago. There is a Shinji Pond in the center of the garden, and trees that ch...

The Okazaki Castle, situated within Okazaki Park, is surrounded by lush greenery that helps you forget the hustle and bustle of the city. It has been selected for prestigious lists such as "100 Fam...