Location List

The waterfall is 75 meters high and 13 meters wide with clear water flowing down vertically. The approach to the Kiyomizu Kannon (Goddess of Mercy) at the bottom of the waterfall has a solemn atmos...

This observatory offers a panoramic view of Ureshino City''''s tea plantations.

Mifuneyama Park, Takeo

This is the observation deck for viewing the sea of clouds. Check the live web camera in advance to see if the fog/clouds are out.　Large and medium vehicles are not allowed.

A guesthouse in a location rich in nature. the building is all handmade by the owner, who is also a first-class architect.

You can stay in an old Japanese house.

The view from the observatory overlooking Karatsu Bay and Nijinomatsubara is breathtaking. Cherry blossoms and azaleas can also be enjoyed in spring.

It is a LOFTY NANAYAMA in Nanayama, Karatsu City. There is an administration building, tent sites, kitchen, barbecue house, toilets, showers, and lodge.

It is a waterfall of Kannon in Karatsu City.

An ancient temple of the Tendai sect. 1015 stone steps must be climbed to reach the inner shrine.

About 4 kilometers in the southwest from the center of Tochio city.

Regarded as Tokushima's symbol. It named like that as it looks like an eyebrow from every direction. You can go up to the top of the mountain by ropeway and view of Tokushima city especially at nig...

The magnificent Okama is the embodiment of the Zao Mountain Range. The emission of sulfur gasses continues today in this ancient crater lake. ※The Zao Echo Line and Zao High Line are closed for the...

<The Last Samurai> and popular television dramas have been shot. The historical and natural landscape could be used for various scenes.

A small hill (221.7m above sea level) located southeast of Hiroshima City. Along with a bird's-eye view of the city, you can also see Hiroshima Bay all the way to Miyajima.

The shortest natural mountain in Japan. 6.1 meters high. You can get a climbing mountain certificate at a Ramen shop near by.

The view from Mt.Futaba, located in the north of Hiroshima station. You can overlook the city of Hiroshima and Seto Inland Sea.

Constructed in 1966, for praying for everlasting world peace and for the souls of the atomic bomb victims. You can overlook the city of Hiroshima and Seto Inland Sea.　

Hijiyama Park is a small hill from where you can overlook the city of Hiroshima and the Seto Inland Sea. The Museum of Contemporary Art, the Hiroshima City Manga Library, and the military cemetery ...

mt.onidake

Crossing the Yamabiko Bridge, which connects the Kurobe Gorge from the Unazuki Torokko electric train station, will lead you to the Yamabiko promenade—an approximately 500-meter-long tunnel.