Location List

This s a facility that serves as a hub for creating and disseminating regional culture, hosting various original plans and events. It is also well-known as an award-winning architectural structure ...

This is the first comprehensive botanical garden on the Sea of Japan side. On an area of about 25 hectares, more than 5,000 species of plants are on display. In the center of the botanical garden, ...

This office building, constructed in 1869, is the only existing building from the five ports that were opened for trade during that time. It was created by local carpenters who mimicked Western arc...

Opened in March 1988, this facility features a 200-seat hall, a soaring glass-covered indoor plaza spanning from the basement first floor to the second floor, an open staircase from the entrance on...

In addition to training rooms, laboratories, and practice rooms, there are facilities such as a multipurpose hall with a capacity of 800 people.

Located in the center of Okayama City, this leisure park covers approximately 35 hectares of land and features various sports facilities such as a track and field stadium, gymnasium, baseball field...

Separated by a road and a promenade park, there is a lineup of three government buildings (the prefectural office, the general government building, and the joint government building). The joint gov...

This is a three-story community center. It can also be used as a dressing room. Facilities: 1st Floor: Office, Multi-purpose Hall/Lobby 2nd Floor: Study Room A, Study Room B, Study Room C, Jap...

The building is a typical Western-style construction from the early Showa period (built in 1928), which has been partially renovated. It features a dignified arched front entrance, a modern-design ...

The Gunma Prefectural Library opened its current new building in July 1978. The building was designed by the architect Shinichi Okada. The adjacent Prefectural Hall and Chamber of Commerce and Indu...

The human torpedo "Kaiten" was devised towards the end of the Pacific War to reverse the situation, and the remnants of its launch training base and a memorial hall are located on the scenic Otsush...

The "Onioshidashi" is a bizarre rocky area formed by the lava ejected from the eruption of Mount Asama in 1783. A natural pathway measuring 2,500 meters has been developed within the Onioshidashi. ...

This is a gymnasium with a unique triangular roof reminiscent of a pyramid. It is located in one corner of the Nan-soto Fureai Park. In the surrounding area, with sports facilities such as tennis c...

The former town hall has been renovated into a citizen center. The Iwama Library, located on the second floor, houses 50,000 items including books, AV materials, and more. The library has a calm at...

The substation of a hydroelectric power plant built by Kubara Mining Co., Ltd., the former Hitachi Mine in 1909. The building is made of red brick and features both a gabled roof and a hipped roof....

This is a vast natural forest where coniferous and broad-leaved trees are intermingled has walking paths, and various birds and animals such as narcissus flycatchers, Japanese tits, and squirrels i...

This was completed in the year 2000. The building has 22 floors above ground and two below ground. The 21st floor is an observation room where one can enjoy a panoramic view in all directions, and ...

It is equipped with a 50-meter outdoor swimming pool, a 25-meter indoor swimming pool, and a 25-meter health promotion pool. Additionally, it has a fitness studio and a cycling station.

These have become known as the "Parent and Child Bridges" because it looks like the two bridges are holding hands. The larger one is called Nanto Ohashi, and the smaller one is called Asoura Ohashi...

A modern Renaissance-style architecture completed in 1939, representing Shiga Prefecture. It features a dignified entrance, staircase, corridor, and underground passage where you can fee a strong p...

The facility was established based on Himeji City's "Peace City Declaration" and "Non-Nuclear Peace City Declaration" to convey the devastation of war and the importance of peace to future generati...