Location List

"Ofukumochi Honke" began in the third year of the Genbun era (1738), offering sweet bean paste rice cakes to travelers visiting Ise. The signature Ofukumochi is a traditional rice cake, delicately ...

This is a renovated former Japanese-style inn, over 100 years old, which was relocated to a mountain setting in 2014. From the onsen café, you can enjoy views of the river over the counter while re...

This is a sake brewery established in 1886, located in the rural area of Kawaba Village. A symbolic cedar ball is hung at the entrance, and the shop (Koshin-kan) that utilizes the old warehouse dis...

Dreamton Village is like a little piece of Britain's Cotswolds. About 60 minutes from downtown Kyoto, this village contains a restaurant, pub, shops, cottages for lodging, as well as a church for v...

Japanese-style confectionary store established in 1919. There are tables looking over the garden in the back of the store.

Esteemed traditional Japanese restaurant. On the premises, there is a quaint main shop with beautiful stone pavements and weeping cherry blossoms, a traditional/modern café, an event hall renovate...

A shopping, dining, and amusement district made on the site of what used to be the freight yard ‘Minatogawa Kamotsu Station’ of the Japan National Railways. in 1992. Often compared to Minato Mira...

Red brick warehouse from the early 1890’s that was built for storing cargo that arrived from abroad. Currently used as shops and restaurants.

Designed by American architect W.M. Vories, the building was originally built in 1929 as Kobe Union Church. Freundlieb, a German bakery, purchased the building after the earthquake and renovated it...

Built in the early Taisho Period and used as the main Sake brewhouse until 1969, the building was opened to the public in 1982 as the Sake Brewery Museum, with a thorough presentation of the Sake b...

Indoor foot bath with cafe stand

You can see the best view of Uradome beach from boat.

A building contains local shoe manufacturers and stores in Nagata ward which is known as the town of shoe industry.

It is said to be the oldest movie theater in Japan that is currently in operation, and the building that retains the atmosphere of that time is designated as a national registered tangible cultural...