Location List

42 meter high.

The Nakaumi inland sea which encompasses the waterbirds sanctuary was registered in the 2005 Ramsar Convention as an important international wetlands. Known as San’in’s leading wild bird habitat, i...

sand beach in Tottori prefecuture

A mountain in Kamo City. 326 meters high.

Climb up the winding road to Hattoji Temple to reach its peak where a beautiful rural landscape unfolds. Hattoji Furusato Village is located on a plateau at an altitude of 400 meters. This is an ar...

Sado gold mine maintain Edo state

Magnificent pier 167 meters high.

One of the three big canyons in Japan.

Park with great nature in Higashiyama area.

Futatugame means two turtles in Japanese. Two massive rocks look like turtles. With the magnificent view and clear water ocean, it is certified as one of 88 bathing beaches in Japan. Auto-camping s...

Shouokaku is called "GInkakuji Temple" in Hokuriku area.

With an observatory on the mountaintop, stunning views overlooking the islands can be seen.

A typical landscape of Amakusa.

A huge ficus superba tree that grows at Nagame Jinja Shrine.

Onsen Village on the highland approximately 4200 feet above sea level. Known as an Onsen Village you can see colored leaves in autumn at the earliest in Japan.

The Sagano Romantic train is often used in TV dramas and programs. A tourism train using discontinued railroad tracks, it has become a very popular activity with over 1000 trees offering a beautifu...

Hozugawa River starts at Tamba Mountains, flowing through Sonobe into Kameoka City. It then travels 16 kilometers where it joins Kamogawa River to flow into the Yodogawa River. The Hozugawa River b...

Rafting is a popular leisure activity on the Hozugawa River (Katsuragawa River) that flows from Kameoka City to Kyoto City. The rafting course is the same as that of the famous Hozugawa River boat ...

Kushiro Wetland is the first Ramsar Site in Japan.

the pond from which the evidence showing this pond was part of the bay of Pacific Ocean had been found.

Bokke" is the mud volcano which is originated from Ainu language word "Pofuke" (boil up).

Wild Japanese macaques inhabit here on the hills of Takasakiyama, one of very a few natural zoological gardens in Japan where wild moneys can be observed in close proximity. Over 1,500 Nihonzaru, ...

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