Location List

The Himeji City Museum is located east of the Himeji Castle, which is a World Heritage and a National Treasure of Japan. The red-brick building dates back to 1905, when it was built as a military s...

A two-star Michelin green guide toy museum representing Japan. Approximately 90,000 items, including Japanese toys and dolls, traditional crepe crafts, and toys and dolls from 160 countries around...

A facility that has been restored to resemble the original prefectural government building. It features recreations of spaces such as the governor’s office used by the first governor, Hirobumi Ito.

Built in the late Meiji period. It was also used as the Panamanian Consulate after World War II.

Built in 1904. Featuring a hipped roof, clapboard siding, and white oil-painted exterior walls, this Western-style building is a classic example of the “Ijinkan” style. It boasts a unique design co...

A building from the late Meiji period. Once used as the Chinese Consulate, this building differs from other Kitano Ijinkan（former foreign residences in Kitano） in both its exterior and interior, ...

A two-story wooden building from the late Meiji period. It features a gabled roof and half-timbered exterior walls. It was known as “Lion House No. 3” because there was a stone lion statue at the e...

A building from the late Meiji period. Its distinctive exterior features a series of trapezoidal bay windows facing the sea. Constructed in the British tudor style (half-timbered style), the column...

Opened in 1982 as a sister museum to the “UROKO HOUSE,” the museum features masterpieces of modern and contemporary European painting, as well as representative works by Masaru Horie, a Kobe-based ...

Originally built in the foreign settlement of Kobe around 1885, it was relocated to its current site(kitanocho) around 1905. The exterior walls are clad with approximately 3,000 sheets of natural s...

The Hakogi House is said to be the oldest surviving private residence in Japan. It has been designated as an Important Cultural Property by the national government.

A section of Meriken Wharf (approximately 60 meters) has been preserved in its damaged state following the earthquake. The site also features an exhibition space that details the damage sustained b...

An art museum located in central Matsumoto City. The exterior and forecourt feature large-scale public artworks that serve as strong visual elements. The interior is organized around exhibition gal...

This museum showcases the interactions between German soldiers—who were taken prisoner by the Japanese military during World War I—and local residents while they were held at the Bando Prisoner-of-...

A specialized museum exhibiting fossils discovered in the Shiga area. Suitable for filming museum scenes and settings related to academic or educational facilities.

A Meiji-era Western-style residence that was actually used as a priest’s home. Its calm interiors and lived-in historical atmosphere make it suitable for filming scenes set in modern Japanese histo...

A Taishō‑era Important Cultural Property preserved in its original location. The wooden school buildings and auditorium function as a single setting, ideal for school dramas, period pieces, and fl...

A center for learning about the earthquake and conducting disaster prevention research. Its glass exterior gives it a futuristic look.

Sawanotsuru Sake Museum is an exhibition facility operated by Sawanotsuru, a famous sake brewery in Kobe, that showcases the tools and processes of sake brewing and preserves the history of Nada sa...

An art museum located within a vast 3.3-hectare lawn park on Rokko Island. It houses and preserves approximately 2,000 works by Ryohei Koiso—including oil paintings, sketches, and prints—along with...

Operated by Kikumasamune Sake Brewery—renowned for its sake production—this museum showcases the “Sake Brewing Tools of Nada,” designated as an Important Tangible Folk Cultural Property by the nati...

The Hamafukutsuru brewery is located in the Nada Go-go region, famous for sake brewing. Visitors can watch the entire sake-making process in real time through glass windows. The brewery also featur...

A facility operated by the Sakura Masamune brewery that showcases brewing tools, nostalgic signs, bottles, and labels that tell the story of its 400-year history. It also features a restaurant and ...

former Yamagata prefectural office building