Location List

Desolate station

Desolate station

Inside shopping mall built in 2015.

The festival held on May 1 at the shrine is very famous.

There are some buildings named Kannon, Zen, Kaizan etc. and each has a different atmosphere.

Four triangular buildings built on a grass field as big as the PayPay Dome. The four buildings consist of four facilities: a multi-purpose building, seminar building, men’s lodging, and women’s lod...

The Hohei-den lecture hall at Hikosan Jingu Shrine has been designated as a National Important Cultural Property. The current building was reconstructed in 1616 by Tadaoki Hosokawa, who was the lor...

The first library and history museum in Fukuchi Machi. Formerly used as the town hall, the two-story building with a floor space of 3,586 square meters was renovated in 2017.

Approximately halfway up Mt. Hiko (Hikosan) at an altitude of 1200 meters is Takasubaru-kogen Highland, where 60,000 square meters of susuki (Japanese silver grass) sway and shine in autumn. Locate...

Gyorakuen is a Japanese garden located in Kawasaki Machi, Tagawa-gun in Fukuoka. It was created by the famous painter, Sesshu, in Muromachi Period. It has been designated as a National Place of Sce...

80-year-old rice warehouse renovated as an art space.

A buffet style restaurant inside a tourism farm in Kawasaki Machi, Tagawa-gun of Fukuoka Prefecture. Surrounded by nature, the farm offers a relaxing time.

A company established in 1924 as an industrial lime manufacturer. Currently specializes in shikkui plaster and a wide variety of shikkui products, such as the world’s first unbaked plaster tile.

Located in almost the center of Hokkaido. A typical rural landscape of Japanese agricultural village which is rarely seen in Hokkaido.

Onsen Village on the highland approximately 4200 feet above sea level. Known as an Onsen Village you can see colored leaves in autumn at the earliest in Japan.

Can command a view of Tokachi dake mountain ranges and hilly areas in Kamifurano Town.

A cave that was handmade at the end of the Edo period, depicting heaven and hell.

Takasu Kannon Onie is a festival held on January 4th. With a history of over 1200 years, the festival, held to pray for good health and rich harvest, has been designated as the city’s Intangible Fo...

Kyoshuzuka Tumulus is a tomb said to be the place where the Hachiman deity buried a hundred heads of the Hayato people to memorialize them after suppressing their uprising. It was designated a hist...

The Enma Cave is located in the Fukugonji Temple. There are 16 Rakan (Arhat) statues inside the cave. The Rakanbashi Bridge is a stone bridge over a small pond in front of the cave.

The Mid-autumn Festival (Hojoe Ceremony = release of captive animals) is held at the vermillion-lacquered Wama Shrine Ukiden near the mouth of Yorimogawa River which runs near the Usa Shrine into t...

Usa Jingu Sando is the approach leading to the Usa Jingu.

Also known as the Oh-harai, the Nagoshi Festival is held for three days as a Shinto purification ceremony. The gods are carried on portable shrines (Mikoshi) as part of the ceremony.

This roadside station has a geyser, which is rare in Japan. There are only 10 geysers in Japan, and you can enjoy looking at it while taking a foot bath.