Location List

Located in the northern part of Iwaki City, this fishing port is one of the larger ones in the area. The offshore breakwater and Tonojoyama shield it from wind and waves, ensuring calm waters. The ...

A fashion building adjacent to JR Takasaki Station in Gunma Prefecture, connected by a deck. The exterior is adorned with illuminated decorations, making it a symbolic building in front of JR Takas...

Founded in 1980 in Maebashi City, the school moved to its current building in 1982. Centered around a circular plaza designed as a space for 'interaction between people and nature,' the campus feat...

This is a long-established ryokan (Japanese inn) in Isoi Onsen, founded in 1879. Despite its over 140 years of history, it offers a friendly and down-to-earth atmosphere. It's a comforting place th...

The Kumano River flows between Wakayama Prefecture and Mie and Nara Prefectures. The river basin between Kumano Hayatama Taisha and Kumano Hongu Taisha is registered as a World Heritage site under ...

Located in the northern part of Himeji City, this comprehensive sports center features a multipurpose ground suitable for hardball baseball (with night lighting), a gymnasium that is one of the few...

Located at the summit of Mount Kabuto (Kabutoyama), which has an elevation of 191.7 meters, this observation deck utilizes cedar wood sourced from Kyoto Prefecture. It offers a panoramic view of Ku...

A city hotel built on the rich natural environment lakeside in the western part of Lake Biwa. From the lakeside guest rooms, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the deep Lake Biwa, and from a height ...

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...

Kuzuryu Lake is an artificial lake created by the construction of a rock-fill dam. The 'Dream Bridge,' constructed as a test case for the Seto Ohashi Bridge, gracefully blends into the majestic mou...

The rich natural wildlife and relaxing forest areas are very appealing. It is suitable not only for filming scenes in the mountainous forests but also for shooting waterside scenes, as the park fea...

The 'Ninohama Promenade' extends from the Coastal Nature Park to Saki Port, featuring gentle slopes that allow for leisurely strolls along the coastline.

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 a 99-year-old traditional farmhouse. It is currently inhabited. The property includes an annex and a farm equipment shed. The house retains the structure typical of southern islands, is in ...

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...

This quaint warehouse, characterized by its red brick structure, was built in 1895. It was once used as a storage facility for silk cocoons produced at the Tomioka Silk Mill, which is registered as...

One of Japan's three most famous gardens, this iconic daimyo garden from the Edo period (1603–1868) has been meticulously shaped over generations by successive feudal lords. Spanning a vast area, i...

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...

Otemae Park serves as the gateway to Himeji Castle, a World Heritage Site and National Treasure, providing a space for relaxation and interaction for both local citizens and visitors, both from aro...

Opened on March 13, 2023, the Himeji City Central Wholesale Market features a spacious building, set within a vast 70,000-square-meter site, where auctions and other activities take place. The inte...

This is the Tamura Matazaemon Family residence site (designated as a cultural asset by the city). The main house, built in 1827, is one of the few samurai residences remaining in the prefecture.

This is an open-pit quarry with a depth of 60 meters from the surface. The area at its deepest point measures 120 meters in length and 70 meters in width.

This house, built in the early 18th century, was relocated and restored at its current location in 1973. It has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of the country.

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...