Location List

Histrical building which cnstructed in 1930.

Niigata Furusato Village is a large tourism facility in Niigata Prefecture. There are shops selling Niigata specialties, restaurants serving local cuisine, a Niigata sightseeing information corner ...

Memorial hall of two Yokozuna　champion of Sumo who was born in Fukushima town.

NHAO is a research facility and a public observatory. We play important roles in astronomical research, education, and outreach. We also let visitors gaze celestial objects and be familiar to them.

former Yamagata prefectural office building

Annex of city hall

museum about shooting in Onomichi-city

Art museum for the paiter Taizi HARADA who was born in this area

Museum about Caldera and landslide

There are the ground of the lawn, a truck. At spring time, an azalea blooms on the sidewalk.

ueno castle's rock walls is surrounding the structure, at 30 meters tall, The castle was used as a shooting location for Kagemusha, a film directed by Kurosawa Akira in the early 1980's.

This is an example of one of the few remaining recent samurai family house that still exist today.(the existing house was reconstructed after a big fire in Nabari in 1710.)

This western-style two-story building was constructed in 1881, and the oldest existing building as schoolhouse in Mie prefecture.

The Hakodate Seaside Marine Institute, located on the same site as the since-demolished Hakodate West Police Precinct

Hakodate Civic Gymnasium, located next to Hakodate Civic Hall, has a 5,000-seat indoor track and field stadium used for various professional sports and athletic events.

The building was reconstructed based on photographs and excavation surveys to its original purely Japanese-style Taisho Period (1912-1926) appearance using a Shoin-zukuri style and thatched roof.

The arched entrance and stately columns of the 3-story building are particularly unique, while the library uses stained glass and lily of the valley-inspired decorations throughout its design.

The Old Hakodate Public Hall, designated a national important cultural property, is a Western-style wooden building dating from the Meiji Period (1868-1912).

First opened in 1879 as the Hakodate Provisionary Museum, the Old Hakodate Museum represents Japan's oldest existing museum.

The Hakodate Historical Museum of Photography occupies a Western-style building that once served as the offices of the Hokkaido Government Hakodate Branch Office from 1909 to 1950.

The city of Hakodate designated the site a tangible cultural property in 1979, with the building remodeled shortly thereafter to accommodate the general public.

Visitors to the Hakodate Museum of Art, Hokkaido, which opened in September 1986

On a clear day visitors can see as far as Mt. Komagatake from the observation deck overlooking the Port of Hakodate.

Hakodate Park, encompassing 4.8 hectares of greenery, is much like other urban parks in Japan.