Location List

Built in the Edo Period, the Kishiro Residence prospered as a wakihonjin (lodging house for samurais) in Shinjo Village for samurais who travelled to and from Izumo. It is very large with 6 rooms i...

Shizutani School is known as the nation's first public school. It was created by Mitsumasa Ikeda, Lord of Okayama in 1864 and 1865. The buildings that were built in the early Edo period remain prac...

A temple of the Shingon sect of Buddhism. Was built from 985 to 987 and its Main Hall has been designated an Important Cultural Property of Okayama Prefecture. The Nio-mon (Deva) Gate and the Jizo ...

Josai Roman Hall is the former main building of Nakashima Hospital which was completed in 1917. The two-story wooden architecture of a European taste features a dome on the roof and intricately det...

A two-story wooden schoolhouse with a history of more than 120 years. It was first established as jinjyo-chugakko (traditional Japanese education-system junior high school) in 1895. In 1948, after ...

Kakuzan Park is built on the ruins of an ancient castle, Tsuyama Castle, which was built about 400 years ago. The castle’s approximately 10-meter-tall stone wall remains today. Because of its beaut...

Closely associated with the figure believed to have inspired the famous Japanese folktale Momotaro, the Kibitsujinja Shrine is a National Treasure of Japan, officially listed as “The Main Sanctuary...

Large-scale replicas of the renowned architectures and statues such as the Moai, the Merlion, the Statue of Liberby, the Great Wall of China, and so on are found in this vast park.

The hub for industries, cultures and sports in Iwate Prefecture. Has a spacious site for multi-purpose uses including event halls （3,600㎡ in total, accommodating about 8,000 people), exhibition h...

The station opened in 2012. 3-story building with a free space, a library, a public facility, a rotary and a balcony.

A cultural facility that opened in 2005 with a hall that has a capacity of 970, a library, meeting rooms, and training rooms.

A general facility with an outside stage including a lawn square of 3,000 ㎡, an outdoor facility, a training facility and a folklore museum replaying from the past to the modern time of Ayama area...

Built in 1931. A former elementary school is reused as a community center for local people. As the inside of the building was renovated, the gate, exterior and corridor have the same atmosphere as ...

A general athletic field that has an athletics stadium, a sub-athletics stadium, a baseball stadium, a soccer/rugby stadium, 8 tennis courts, a park for children, a Japanese garden etc.

This facility was used for ice hockey games in Nagano Olympics and ice sledge hockey games in Nagano Paralympics and now is used as an indoor swimming facility. The nick name is Aqua Wing.

Built in 1926．As it looks like a western building, the spaces for living and guests are separated as the layout of Samurai houses. The western-style corridor separated the two spaces, which is a v...

Built in 1927 in commemoration of the Showa emperor. The modern style of architecture building was made of bricks. Registered as a tangible cultural asset.

A colonial style residence built in 1903. The house was the residence of Hunter Sharp, the American Consul-General of Kobe at the time. Moegi is the Japanese name for the green color of the house. ...

A Designated Important Cultural Property of Hyogo Prefecture. The house was built in 1919 as a residence for a trading company owner. The house now operates as a house wedding hall and a restaurant...

One of the two Noh stages that exist in Kobe, with a seating capacity of 320 chair seats on the first floor, 37 chair seats and 50 floor sitting seats on the second floor.

Honjin refers to an officially approved large inn along the main road for the use of daimyos and aristocrats during the Edo period. The great Shoya (village headman) Murakami residence, once appoin...

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...