Location List

Built in Japanese garden style.

Bathing beach with a clear water and a beautiful sand.

Two story building which is used as an atelier and museum.

There are three balconies on the bridge.

The school was turned to be a accommodation facility and the hub for experience exchanges in 2001.

A station on Shinetsu line of Japan Railway.

A castle called "Sakado castle" was built on the mountain.

Popular with fishing.

It takes 10 minutes from Muikamachi IC and 15 minutes from Muikamachi station.

Designed by Tadao Ando. Accomodates videos, dvds and cds in addition to over 150,000 books.

District with restaurants and pubs around Niigata station.

Artificial pond built in 1918.

It has three main peaks, Hakamadake, Aokumodake, and Ohdake.

The largest autonomous body in Niigata prefecture.

Famous for colored leaves in autumn.

Wealthy farmer's second house.

The oldest ruin of gold dust mountain in Sado. Even now you can get 5-6 particles of gold dust a day. Also, you can learn about gold at the gold exhibition pavilion, purchase gold products at a sho...

Certified as an undersea park in 1971 and as one of hundred beaches in Japan. One of the locations of a famous old movie "Kimi no na wa" (1953) .

You can enjoy a wild nature such as beech's native bush in Suganadake. Freshwater gushes from all over the place and especially "Doppari freshwater" is famous. People traditionally collect the wate...

The temple was built in 806 by Kukai as Sado is the demon's gate from Kyoto. Gold hall which was built in Muromachi era is a national important proprety as well as Koho hall and Kotsu hall. It is a...

The only beach with sand-covered coast line in Sado. You can enjoy outdoor activities at the camp sites and bungalows near the beach.

The temple which is famous for the five story pagoda (an important cultural property) and this is the only five story pagoda Niigata prefecture has. The reason why the temple grounds look a castle ...

Big stall festival which has approximately 200 years. Over 600 stalls line on both sides of the street around Enma hall and approximately 200 thousand people visit the festival.

Dance with early Kabuki style, which consists of a small dance performed by women and a lion dance and a comic drama performed by men. They perform those dances elegantly, humorously and lightly.