Location List

It has an international hall accommodating 1313 people with a 4-language simultaneous interpretation equipment as well as a small hall, conference rooms.

"Yokote East" at the east exit of JR Yokote Station has its blooming hiroba colored with colorful illumination.

【Hida,Nature】【Hida,Building】 You can experience papermaking from Mulberry.

Brick building built as a bookstore room for the prefectural library in Taisho Era.

Terminal building at Tomari pier.

It has 1,800 seats.

Designed by Tadao Ando. Mail hall accommodates 1929 people.

Small event space in Kakunodate area.

community center with workshop for Japanese paper

Museum of fonder of famous publisher, Shinchosha

The ”Budokan”, or Okinawa Prefectural Hall of Martial Arts, is located in a corner of Onoyama Park along Route 58. It is a well-equipped and functional facility, the goals of which are the promotio...

I can experience the making of chopsticks of the Ouchinuri Lacquerware which is one of the folkcrafts handed down to Yamaguchi City . Do you not make an only chopstick in the world that is pleased...

ex prefectural Parliament building.

University located in southern part of Toyama-city

The culture consisting of modern ceramic art Museum and Messe facilities (Oribe square) and industrial compound facilities. The design is Mr. architect, Arata Isozaki.

The Hakodate Youth Training Center, completed in 1996, is dedicated to the healthy development of local children as well as lifelong learning opportunities for all city residents.

The Hakodate Civic Youth Center features meeting rooms, gymnasium and music room and is widely used by local residents and groups for events and practice.

The Hakodate Civic Hall, equipped with a 1370-seat large hall, small hall and meeting rooms, hosts large events such as concerts

Hakodate Civic Arts Hall is a unique cone-shaped building located near Goryokaku Park.

Located close to Goryokaku Park, the Hakodate City Central Library has a 63,000-piece collection of books and reference materials.

Opened in 2007, the Hakodate Community Design Center reuses a 1923-era building that once housed the former Hakodate branch of the Marui Imai clothing store.

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