Location List

This house, built in the early 18th century, was relocated and restored at its current location in 1973. It has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of the country.

There are two thatched-roof guesthouses in this rural experiential accommodation facility. Guests can participate in activities such as rice cake pounding and paper-making alongside local residents...

Doi''''s house, Omachi Town. He build it in the early 19th century, and dismantled to mend in 1976.It is registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

Yamaguchi''''s house, Saga City. It was build in the mid-19th century, and registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

Yoshimura''''s house, Saga City. People build it in the mid-Edo period, and reconstructed it in 1983.It is registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

Maeda''''''''s house, Imari City. It was registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

The house was built around 1893, and it is a good example of the composition and characteristics of Japanese style houses with gardens at that time.

You can stay in an old Japanese house.

Kawauchi''''s house and Mori''''s house, Taku City. These were Kudo-zukuri houses and build in the early 18th century. The former is registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

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...

Located 15 km northeast of downtown Hiroshima, the Kabe district flourished as a transportation hub during the 16th-20th century, and the old townscape of that time still remains.

An old residence in Hiroshima city that is over 100 years old.

It is a renovated Japanese-traditional style house. You can see the Inland Sea with Miyajima island

Crowded around the new year's day. Relatively quiet on weekdays.

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 is the former residence of Kaichiro Nezu, who was known as the "Railway King." The building dates from the early Showa period (1926-1945). The main house combines Western-style architecture wi...

This is a building that mixes Japanese and Western styles, constructed in 1918 by Yamamoto-san, who served as the head of the Aboshi Bank and the mayor of Aboshi district in Himeji City. The buildi...

Tht isis is a spacious arcade street with a good line of sight. Set against the backdrop of an old-fashioned, good old downtown area, it is a great area for shooting scenes related to morning commu...

Yamasho, a merchant family in Murata Town, prospered from the late Edo period through transaction in safflower and other products, as well as manufacturing and selling miso and soy sauce. The store...