Location List

This park is located along the Ishiyagawa River, which flows along the border between Higashinada Ward and Nada Ward. A row of pine and cherry trees stretches for about 1.5 kilometers from the sout...

A Hanshin Electric Railway station. The Toga River flows directly beneath the station.

A second-class river. It flows from the vicinity of Kikusui Bridge through the Minatogawa Zuido" and joins the Karumo River."

The hiking trail that runs north along the clear stream in the upper reaches of the Ikuta River, starting just past the Jizodani fork, is called Twenty Cross. It gets its name from the fact that hi...

The waterfall gets its name from the light, drum-like sound of the water cascading into the pool below. The water is so clear that it is home to Genji fireflies.

It joins the Tenno-ya River near Yukigosho Park and Kikusui Bridge to form the Shinminato River. Children can be seen splashing around in the water along the walking paths and in the waterside areas.

A waterfall located in the Norikura Highlands area of Azumi, Matsumoto City. With a vertical drop of approximately 21 meters, it features a wide flow cascading down a rocky cliff. A maintained walk...

A short urban river running through central Matsumoto, adjacent to historic areas such as Nakamachi Street, Nawate Street, and Yohashira Shrine. Characterized by willow-lined banks, stone embankmen...

Kotohira Bridge is a wooden structure near the confluence of the Hirose and Kitakami rivers. Its simple form blends naturally into the riverside landscape, and the timberwork lends an authentic sen...

A park located on the banks of the Ikuta River. It is a famous spot for cherry blossoms. The park features a Chinese-style pavilion called Renyokutei, which was gifted to the city of Kobe when it e...

Japan's oldest gravity concrete dam. Designated as an Important Cultural Property by the national government.

This river is characterized by its clear waters, which are home to fireflies despite flowing through an urban area. The water from this river plays a key role in the sake-brewing process in the Nad...

Along the Hitokabe River near the Former Hitokabe Elementary School, rows of cherry trees create a simple and tranquil landscape. “Hitokabe” is a historic town once thriving as a post town, and it ...

Known as a pristine river comparable to the Shimanto River, it is also counted among Japan’s three great “wild rivers” for its powerful currents. The river is a popular destination for exhilarat...

Located approximately 40 minutes from central Kochi City, this small dam on the Monobe River was built in 1959 for flood control, water utilisation, and power generation. Visitors can approach c...

This gorge lies at the headwaters of the Yoshino River, where crystal‑clear water flows through a quiet valley. A walking trail follows the gorge, making it easy to explore. From the fresh gree...

The prefecture’s first arch-type sinking bridge, spanning about 27 meters, has been designated a Registered Tangible Cultural Property. Surrounded by striking clusters of large boulders, the se...

A sea cave formed when geological layers from about three million years ago were uplifted and then carved away by the waves. The surrounding landscape, thickly covered with ferns, creates a myst...

This is a garden full of Japanese atmosphere, covering an area of 15,000 tsubo. You can enjoy rhododendrons, azaleas, and double cherry blossoms in spring, and autumn leaves in autumn.

This is the remains of a mine located deep in the mountains. Ruins of an office building made from karami bricks—slag bricks that evoke a scene reminiscent of an anime setting—still remain on th...

Located in Hattoji, this dam is surrounded by an expansive area developed as a “Water and Greenery Relaxation Zone.” The grounds feature open plazas, walking paths, and a cycling road, offering vis...

Covering approximately 1.7 hectares, this park is set within the Awa area, located on the mid‑slopes of the Chugoku Mountains. About 94% of the region is forested, and it is encircled by mountain r...

This is the northernmost waterfall in Okayama Prefecture. Because visitors can view the clear water from behind the falls, it is also known as an Urami‑no‑taki (“Behind‑the‑Falls Waterfall”). Al...

Located in the north‑central part of the village, this gorge stretches for about 5 km, making it one of the largest in the prefecture. Visitors can see unusual rock formations, clear streams, and a...