Location List

It is called Pool hill as there is former Namihohira elementary school's swimming pool near by.

【Hida,Landscape】 The atmosphere of the town is old Japan.

【Hida,Landscape】【Hida,Others】 It is called a Machu Picchu of Kamioka.

Old streetscape

holland slope st.

There are Ogushi hot spring, Sanuki winery, outside music square, tennis courts in the site. Great view of Seto Inland Sea.

Observatory park at the top of Kureha mountain (76 meters high), which is famous for night view and cherry blossom.

You can look down at Sanuki plain land and the runway of Takamatsu airport.

The shrine in the forest. The two gigantic trees across the shrine gate is impressive.

It is said to have been built by Michizane Sugawara.

Narcissus along the road are in full bloom in February.

Located at halfway to the slightly high mountain.

View spot you can command a panorama view of Utazu cho as well as Seto bridge and islands in Seto Inland Sea.

There is a giant fir tree which is over 360 years old in the temple.

You can enjoy the panoramic view of Tsuda machi from the mountain.

There is a mountain behind the temple.

The architecture influenced by Genroku culture.

Slope paved with stone

University located in southern part of Toyama-city

Saiwaizaka Avenue is the steepest sloped and reaches the highest elevation of the hills in the hilltop area at the foot of Mount Hakodate.

The hilltop area offers sweeping views of the bay area and downtown Hakodate.

The hilltop area, where the street is made with cobblestone and lined with flowerbeds and bronze statues, provides sweeping views of the Old British Consulate of Hakodate , as well as Hakodate Bay.

On a clear day visitors can see as far as Mt. Komagatake from the observation deck overlooking the Port of Hakodate.

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