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This amusement park has small rollercoasters, go-carts, miniature golf and indoor games suitable for children age three and up. There are also kids’ shows with popular super heroes and anime charac...

Easily the most beautiful garden in Nara, Isuien is easily accessed on foot from Todaiji Temple or the Nara Municiple Art Museum. The main entrance takes you past the Neiraku Museum, included in th...

With paths starting behind Todaiji Temple, Mt Wakakusa is easy to climb and rewards hikers with views as far as the Former Site of Heijokyo Imperial Palace. There is a small fee to enter one of the...

The Nagoya City Museum is a Museum of History established in 1977 (Showa 52). Archaeological materials, art, industrial arts, documents, books, and people’s materials were collected, preserved, ke...

temple

Konagai-town

This is a comprehensive park consisting of a zoo, botanical gardens and amusement park. Koalas, giraffes, and elephants are very popular animals here. An animal house that has nocturnal animals is ...

Furukawa Art Museum was opened in November 1991 based on the fine art that late Furukawa Tamesaburo had collected in the prewar periods. The museum possesses approximately 2800 works of fine art of...

Noh is a major form of classical Japanese musical drama that has been performed since the 14th century. The stage is constructed entirely of Hinoki cypress wood. During regular Noh performances, En...

Enjoy a leisurely stroll in a traditional Japanese garden. In the center of the garden is a pond that replicates the Kiso River, originating from the Kiso-Ontakesan flowing into the large sea of Is...

This castle, a symbol of Nagoya was residence of the 620,000-koku Owari Tokugawa household. It was built by the order of Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1612, and it symbolizes Nagoya's pride and power.

Remnants of the old settlements and the buildings that line both sides of the narrow Nakasendo are just as they were in the Edo Period. The town's streets run along the steep ridges of the mountain.

Located deep in the Northern Japan Alps, the Okuhida Hot Spring Villages boast the most open-air hot spring baths of any one area in all of Japan.

This is a spacious footbath that up to 40 people can sit at. You can relax here while viewing Lake Suwa or the North and South Alps. Very close by is the "Natural Bath Walkway" that can provide ref...

An aesthetically pleasing cedar forest surrounds the three main shrine structures, which have all been named national important cultural properties. Fuji-Sengen shrine is the main sight for local f...

A recreational facility where you can enjoy the outdoors.

Located in the centre of Toyama City, Toyama Castle Park offers a striking view of the moat and tower of Toyama Castle, surrounded by lush greenery. The castle was the residence of the Maeda clan o...

bowling alley

the lake located in Akiba park.

The Nakano Residence - Museum of Art Foundation was established by the Nakano family to display the beauty of an old Meiji Era residence and its surrounding gardens. The Foundation also has on dis...

Niigata Furusato Village is a large tourism facility in Niigata Prefecture. There are shops selling Niigata specialties, restaurants serving local cuisine, a Niigata sightseeing information corner ...

the first dental University in Japan

Mano Goryo Mausoleum is the official cremation mound of Emperor Juntoku.

the northeｒnmost Japanese style castle in Japan