Location List

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 `...

A facility that has been restored to resemble the original prefectural government building. It features recreations of spaces such as the governor’s office used by the first governor, Hirobumi Ito.

A villa built by Wu Jintang, an Overseas Chinese businessman based in Kobe. It is known as the Octagonal Hall due to its shape. It is now open to the public as the “Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall” and d...

This park is situated on a sloping terrain that stretches from the coastal pine grove to Mount Tekkai and Mount Hachibuse. It was once the site of a historic battle between the Genji and Heike clan...

This tea ceremony was established in 1950 to honor the memory of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who deeply loved Arima Onsen. It is held at Zuihoji Park and two other locations.

A section of Meriken Wharf (approximately 60 meters) has been preserved in its damaged state following the earthquake. The site also features an exhibition space that details the damage sustained b...

The Former Goto Residence is a prime example of the Sugo-ya, a straight-line floor plan farmhouse style common in the Date domain, in contrast to the Magariya (L-shaped farmhouses) typical of the N...

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

The main house, built in the mid‑Edo period (around 1700–1800), and the detached reception hall—a modern Japanese-style structure designed during the Taisho era (1912–1926) by Tatsuzo Sone and Seii...

Originally constructed in 1912 by industrialist Kihachiro Okura, a native of Shibata, as part of his Mukojima riverside villa in Tokyo, this elegant building was relocated and opened to the public ...

This is the remains of a mine located deep in the mountains. Ruins of an office building made from karami bricks—slag bricks that evoke a scene reminiscent of an anime setting—still remain on th...

The park offers a wide range of attractions. Highlights include a squirrel garden inhabited by chipmunks, a large 144-meter roller slide, the Yukitsubaki Garden featuring 1,300 snow camellias, and ...

The ruins of Takamatsu Castle, also called Tamamo Castle, is now the Tamamo Park. The castle site has been a National Historic Site since 1955, and the castle is known for being one of three castle...

This private residence of Segawa Yasugoro, a prominent political and business figure of the Meiji period (1868–1912), features a garden designated as a protected garden by the city. The pond occ...

Kansuien Garden is a traditional strolling‑style garden centered around a pond measuring approximately 32 meters east–west and 40 meters north–south. A garden gate stands at the center of the ea...

Kamishima Island, part of Toba City in Mie Prefecture, lies about 14 km northeast of Toba Port and is a fishing‑centered island community. The island is known for its distinctive karst formation...

Stone quarrying at this site began around 1887. After World War II, the growing use of cement caused demand for stone to decline sharply, and the quarry was abandoned, remaining largely untouched. ...

Founded by ceramic artist Handeishi Kawakita, this pottery complex unfolds across spacious grounds reminiscent of a small traditional village. The site is home to eight kilns of five different t...

Although roughly 500 years have passed since the garden was first created, it remains remarkably close to its original form. It has been designated both a nationally recognized Place of Scenic Beau...

These are the remains of a major mountain castle constructed by the Yagi clan, powerful medieval warlords who dominated the Tajima region. Built along a narrow ridge extending from west to east...

Covering approximately 28.5 hectares, this expansive park preserves the historic grounds of Kanazawa Castle. Within the park stand several Important Cultural Properties of Japan, including the I...

.This Japanese‑garden‑style green space spans approximately 3,171 m² and features around 1,400 azalea shrubs representing 72 varieties. The garden reaches its peak bloom from late April to early Ma...

This merchant residence prospered as a fertilizer wholesaler from the Edo period through the early Showa era (1603–1945). Its white plaster walls and mushiko-mado lattice windows—distinctive featur...

Built in the early Edo period (1603–approx. 1700), this shrine residence is considered the largest of its kind in the Kansai region. It includes a traditional dry landscape garden, and inside the b...