Location List

City Hall providing administrative services.

Built in 1933, Nagoya City Hall is designed in the Imperial Crown style. It was registered as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property by the Agency for Cultural Affairs in August of 1998.

A government district where the road is wide and traffic is light on weekends. Shooting permits may not be given depending on the situation.

The office building of Aichi Prefectural Government.

This French Renaissance style building designed by an architect Hanroku Yamaguchi was built in 1902 as the fourth prefectural government building. All but the external walls were burned down by war...

A 116m tall government building with a green park built in 1998. It is the tallest administrative building with an observation deck on the roof floor. Only available to use as a filming location d...

It is said to be the oldest movie theater in Japan that is currently in operation, and the building that retains the atmosphere of that time is designated as a national registered tangible cultural...

A prefectural convention facility that opened in May 2003. It consists of two skyscrapers, the Bandaijima Building and the Niigata Convention Center, where Hotel Nikko Niigata and the Prefectural B...

The first library and history museum in Fukuchi Machi. Formerly used as the town hall, the two-story building with a floor space of 3,586 square meters was renovated in 2017.

A large-scale elementary school located at Yatsuo-machi in Toyama City. The wooden buildings were built in 1954 and used till 2008. Effectively used for local events etc. now.

As it is located on the hill, you can command a panorama view of Ariake Sea from the observation hall. The library is small, but you can see the ocean from it.

A cave that was handmade at the end of the Edo period, depicting heaven and hell.