Location List

A warehouse district that flourished as a hub for port logistics in the 1960s. As operations moved offshore, the remaining warehouses were renovated and now house shops and restaurants. On weekends...

The Aisaka Tunnel, constructed in 1921, features an arched design made of bricks, with dimensions of 2.9 meters in height, 2.45 meters in width, and 70 meters in length. Built during the Taisho era...

This is a massive single rock that stands 20 meters high. It features a rough, linear surface characteristic of andesite. Along the sandy beach on the way to the rock, visitors can experience the s...

Tōjinbō refers to the massive columnar jointing that stretches for about 1 km along the northern coast of Fukui Prefecture. Such large-scale columnar jointing is rare worldwide and is considered on...

This is the oldest residential building in Fukui Prefecture. Based on its architectural style, it may date back to the late medieval period or the early Edo period (1600-1650). The roof is designed...

It is said that around 800 years ago, the Heike clan built this bridge to access Mount Tsurugisan and train at Heike No Baba. Constructed from the native *shirakuchikazura* vine, which thrives in t...

The waterfall has a drop of about 60 meters and was designated as one of the '100 Famous Waterfalls of Japan' in 1990. The view of the waterfall from just below the steps is spectacular. Additional...

This area, developed around Enichizan Kannonji Temple, combines elements of shopping streets and dining districts. It features arcade streets and atmospheric alleys, embodying a retro feel that ret...

In Tsu City, there are three fishing ports: Shiratsuka Fishing Port (Shiratsuka District and Kawage District) managed by Mie Prefecture, and Karasu Fishing Port managed by Tsu City. The Shiratsuka ...

This marina encompasses 9.9 hectares of land and 2.7 hectares of water, providing berths for 380 vessels. Encircled by swaying palm trees, the setting evokes a tranquil tropical haven. Its sheltere...

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Himeji Central Park is a theme park with a safari park and an amusement park, the size of 48 Koshien stadiums, and is affectionately known as "Himesen." At the safari park, you can enjoy meeting 1...

Regarded as Tokushima's symbol. It named like that as it looks like an eyebrow from every direction. You can go up to the top of the mountain by ropeway and view of Tokushima city especially at nig...

The 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics athletes village was built and has now been converted into a residential complex. It consists of 7 districts, each designed by different architects, resulting in uni...

Akira Kurosawa's "Ran", "Kagemusha", and "007 You Only Live Twice" are the birthplace of many works. There are conditions for shooting.

Temple with a Sumo wrestling ring.

Koko-en is a facility with a full-scale Japanese garden of about 10,000 tsubo (approx. The appearance of the Edo atmosphere, such as the ``Oyashiki no Niwa'' with a stroll around the pond and the `...

Yakuoji Temple is located along National Route 55. Many people visit this temple as the 23rd temple out of 88 temples in Shikoku.

The Honkawa Riverbank is characterised by black locust and poplar trees. The gently sloping grassy area leading to the river is a very pleasant location where many filmings take place. Events such ...

Historical small step port called "Gangi".

Referred to as “Shikoku Saburo,” the Yoshinogawa River is the pride of Tokushima Prefecture. The submersible bridge is a unique bridge without handrails and the reflection of the sun on the river a...

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The shortest natural mountain in Japan. 6.1 meters high. You can get a climbing mountain certificate at a Ramen shop near by.