Location List

most famous dune in Japan

There is a spacious view of the Harima Sea in front, offering open and expansive scenery. While there is a roughly 200-meter-long white sandy beach, there are very few visitors for sea bathing. The...

Opened in early May, July and August as a bathing beach and camping site. Looks like a private beach surrounded by a small cape. Has a good security as it has only one entrance to the beach.

Located in Ushimado, this is often referred to as the "Aegean Sea of Japan," and is the only full-fledged yacht harbor in the prefecture, capable of accommodating 460 small and large yachts. Yacht ...

Recognized as one of Japan's three most famous gardens, this site has received three stars in the Michelin Green Guide Japan. Established around 300 years ago as a tranquil retreat, it boasts expan...

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...

Our one of 100 selections of Japanese famous clear water.

Seiza-no-Mori at Taneyama Kogen is a highland camping facility known for its rich natural environment and clear night skies. Taneyama Kogen, a gently rolling highland at an elevation of approxi...

The sea which can set as a lake.

Known for black pearl cultivation, Kabira Bay is Ishigaki Island's most scenic spot.

A japanese giant yew tree is over 1700 years old.

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

Takkiri Valley is a gorge where pure water flows over a massive monolith formed by Yabakei lava. The approximately 2-kilometer path leading to the 27-meter-high Otobi Waterfall at the end of the va...

This area features a breathtaking gorge that stretches for 6 kilometers. The Isazawa River, originating from the northern side of Mount Makihatayama—one of Japan’s 100 Famous Mountains—has sculpted...

Renowned as a representative scenic spot of Setonaikai National Park—Japan’s first national park—the sunset over the Seto Inland Sea as viewed from Washuzan has been selected as one of the “Hundred...

Situated at an elevation of 540 meters, this highland is framed by the Kirishima mountain range. Covering 120,000 square meters, it bursts into color each spring with 350,000 rapeseed flowers and 1...

This scenic roadway bypasses Mayuyama, located behind Shimabara City, and runs close to Heisei Shinzan, stretching approximately 8 kilometers in total. It offers a dynamic driving experience throug...

This coastline stretches along Tachibana Bay at the Shimabara Peninsula's entrance. While swimming is currently prohibited, it was selected as one of the "100 Best Natural Spots in Japan" in 1983.

Perched on a plateau at an elevation of 270 meters, the observation tower provides sweeping views of the "grid-style windbreak forest," a treasured part of Hokkaido's heritage, alongside expansive ...

In a small settlement of seven houses by the Hinokage River, a vast stone retaining wall has long protected the terraced rice fields. The oldest sections of the wall date back to the Kaei era (1848...

At an elevation of 1,200 meters, surrounded by abundant nature, visitors can discover dozens of waterfalls while taking in the sweeping panorama of the Northern Alps. Spring brings fresh greenery, ...

This small cape is located in Mikuni Town. A walkway leads to its tip, where a 12.6-meter-high observation deck offers a panoramic view of the Japan Sea. From this vantage point, the uninhabited is...

Moroga Gorge, located on the slopes of Mount Ouginosen in eastern Tottori Prefecture, sits around the Hirodomenokogen plateau at an elevation of approximately 900 meters. It features rock formation...