Location List

A north-south street connecting the former Foreign Settlement of Kobe and Kitano-cho (one-way southbound). The sidewalk is lined with stylish boutiques and cafés.

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.

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.

The slope leading up to Uroko House in the Kobe Kitano Ijinkan-Gai.

A straight road along the harbor between the container yard and the warehouse on Rokko Island.

A scenic driving route along the Yokonami Peninsula. The road follows the peninsula’s ridge—shaped by a dramatic ria coastline—linking Tosa City and Susaki City. Several viewpoints along the wa...

This historic shopping street retains a rich collection of traditional machiya townhouses—former homes and workplaces of merchants and artisans—and is recognised for having one of the highest prese...

This straight road stretches from the Nagi Museum of Contemporary Art toward Mt. Nagi, offering an unobstructed view of the mountain’s graceful silhouette. In season, roughly 15 hectares of bloo...

Once a flourishing town thanks to copper mining, this mountain village was famous as a major producer of vivid red “Bengara” color pigment made from oxidized iron. The uniqueness of Fukiya is that ...

This scenic driving route is popular with motorists for its beautiful views and has also been used as a filming location for television commercials. The road climbs 9.7 kilometers to the summit ...

Founded by ceramic artist Handeishi Kawakita, this pottery complex unfolds across spacious grounds reminiscent of a small traditional village. The site is home to eight kilns of five different t...

Serving as the terminal station of the Echizen Railway Mikuni Awara Line, this station functions as a gateway to the historic port town of Mikuni. Its retro-styled station building reflects the...

Home to the only gondola in Miyagi Prefecture, this site features an observation deck at an elevation of roughly 1,100 meters, offering sweeping views across the Sendai Plain to the Oshika Peninsul...

This 1,170‑meter brick railway tunnel opened in 1896 as part of the former Hokuriku Main Line. Built through rugged mountain terrain with a steep 25% gradient—considered the engineering limit for r...

Situated in the castle town of Hagi Castle, the main street known as Gofukumachi Suji once served as the Onari Road (the Shogun’s Route). Historic residences still line the street, including the Ki...

This underground passage connects the Sendai City Hall Main Building and North Building with the Aoba Ward Office. It is mainly used by city hall staff. Its long corridors and stairways evoke th...

Selected for the Ministry of the Environment’s “Best Beach 100” list of top swimming sites, this scenic beach features a striking 515‑meter stretch of white sand and expansive views of the Unzen mo...

From this point, you can look out over the former Hondo city area, with views stretching north toward Mount Unzen Fugen and south toward the islands scattered across the Shiranui Sea. The park ...

The Ueda family residence is one of Amakusa’s historic homes, with the family having served as the Takahama village headmen for roughly 340 years. The main house, detached guest room, front entranc...

Tsujishima is a small island of about 0.6 square kilometers located in Itsuwamachi, Amakusa City. The island is connected to Amakusa Shimoshima by the Tsujiohashi Bridge. About 200 wild dolphins...

Perched midway up Mount Toomiyama, this lookout commands wide, open views of Ushibuka and the graceful span of the Ushibuka Haiya Bridge. Across the seasons, the panorama extends to the East China ...

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a highway for the exclusive use of cars which is 5km length

Located in 3 streets of Hagi Castle Town, the samurai houses and merchant houses lined in the grid pattern and the views in the Edo era is well-preserved. The old residences of Kido Takayoshi (Kats...