Location List

A rental hall in the former foreign settlement of Kobe used for concerts, lectures, and other events. It also features a café area.

A festival for the community. The samba parade is one of the highlights.

A road extending westward from the site where the floral clock once stood. The street is lined with a mix of boutiques, restaurants, and office buildings.

A large-scale mixed-use complex housing a concert hall, a multiplex cinema, a shopping center, restaurants, and office buildings.

A shopping district stretching just south of Hankyu Kobe-Sannomiya Station. Since the postwar period, it has been home to many shops selling high-quality fashion fabrics.

Under the approximately 400-meter-long elevated railway connecting JR Sannomiya Station and Motomachi Station, more than 160 shops line the street.

The scramble intersection located just east of Mint Kobe. It’s a place with a lively, eclectic atmosphere tucked away behind the bustling downtown area.

Completed in 1969, it was the first high-rise building in western Japan at the time. It sustained no structural damage during the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake.

A multi-purpose complex featuring a 1,100-seat performing arts theater, three smaller halls, conference rooms, and studios. The upper floors consist of luxury rental apartments.

A 37-story high-rise hotel located right next to Shin-Kobe Station. The upper floors offer panoramic views of the Kobe cityscape.

A shopping district surrounded by three universities and a residential area. It is known for its many cafes, restaurants, boutiques, and gift shops.

This park, located beside an elevated railway, offers views of the Hokuriku Railroad Asanogawa Line, which can be seen from the pedestrian overpass. The park features gentle slopes and a multi‑pur...

This is the rooftop of a six-story complex used by Shiogama City Hall and other facilities. From the rooftop observation deck, which is open to the public from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., visitors can...

Historical area that located along the Asano river. In the evening, the sound of Japanese instrument like Shamisen and drums played by geisha can be heard.

Histotical chaya (=teahouse) district established in 1820. You can see old wooden buildings and lattice-work windows which have quaint atmosphere.

The rows of willow trees gently swaying in the wind, along with the beautiful contrast of white and namako walls casting their reflections on the Kurashiki River, effectively preserve the beauty of...

This road is lined with old zelkova trees, which are the symbol of Sendai. In winter, many lights are set up in the trees and the Sendai Pageant of Starlight is held.

Shopping place in the opposite of Okinawa prefecture government office.

This is a hot spring town located at the eastern foothills of the Zao Mountain Range, with a history of about 400 years since its opening. The area features public bathhouses, ryokans (traditional ...

This area has been a vital transportation hub since ancient times and developed into a market town along the Hyuga Highway during the Edo period (1603–1868). The Hoashi family, prominent landowners...

This time-limited parking facility (coin parking) is situated just one minute on foot from JR Nara Station, beneath Hotel Nikko Nara and Silkia Nara. There is a first parking lot located under Hote...

This shopping district is located near Takaoka Station and close to historic parks and tourist attractions in Takaoka. Featuring an arcade, it allows for shopping with minimal impact from weather c...

Some areas within the government office can be used for filming. The parking lot is situated on a delta formed by the confluence of two rivers, and the rooftop of the city hall provides a vantage p...

This street leads from Act Tower, the symbol of Hamamatsu. It features wide sidewalks, a waterfront promenade, and a central plaza, creating a modern urban landscape along the street, which is line...