Location List

The Hagi Hakkei Tour Boat follows a 40-minute round-trip route. The tour starts from the Shizukibashi Bridge, passes by the canal near the Hagi Castle Ruins, enters the main stream of the Hashimoto...

Hagi Domain School Meirinkan is an outstanding example of Japanese architecture. The schoolhouse of Meirin Elementary School was built on this site, and the building has been reopened as Hagi Meir...

Located in 3 streets of Hagi Castle Town, the samurai houses and merchant houses lined in the grid pattern and the views in the Edo era is well-preserved. The old residences of Kido Takayoshi (Kats...

View spot located on the 12m sea cliff

This is an iconic presence in Tomakomai, climbed by about 20,000 people annually. It takes about 50 minutes to reach the summit from the seventh station, and the view from the top is outstanding. ...

The National Shinshu Takato Youth Nature Center is an educational facility nestled within the magnificent natural setting of the Haregamine Highlands, offering views of the majestic peaks of the So...

most famous dune in Japan

These white-walled storehouses along the Tamagawa River retain the ambience of their origins in the Edo and Meiji periods. The area has been designated one of the most important traditional archite...

Tottori Castle was originally built in 1532 and served as the regional center of power during the Sengoku Period. During the Edo Period, it was owned by the Ikeda Clan. Today the stone walls and a ...

Built in the late Muromachi Period (16th century), the former Furui Family Residence was used as a house until 1967. With thatched roof, it is built with a hip-and-gable construction. A large ston...

Opened in 1914 for the purpose of transporting coal, the station was abandoned in 1985 with the closure of the Manji Line. It has been maintained as a railway park since 1986, and SL locomotives, r...

The Isawa Dam, located on the Isawa River of the Kitakami River system in Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture, serves multiple purposes: flood control, securing river flow for environmental conservation, s...

Tokusuien was established in 1957 as a memorial garden to commemorate the completion of the first cylindrical water distributor and to honor the pioneers of the Isawa Plain’s development. The garde...

Atago-yama Shrine, locally known as “Atago-sama,” stands atop a prominent iwakura (sacred rock) in Oshu’s Isawa area. Since the Edo period, it has been deeply revered as a deity protecting against ...

Santaki (“Three Falls”) is a fan-shaped waterfall located on the Yokosawa, a tributary of the Kitamata River in Oshu City. Surrounded by natural forest, it comes into view after a short walk along ...

Kiku Falls is distinguished by the confluence of two streams merging into a single cascade. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom, while in autumn, the foliage turns vibrant, offering seasonal beauty. T...

Koromo-no-Taki (“Robe Waterfall”) is a two-tiered waterfall, with the upper section approximately 15 meters high and 14 meters wide. Its name is said to originate from a legend in which a celestial...

Dewa Shrine is said to have been founded when General Sakanoue no Tamuramaro prayed to Haguro Gongen during his campaigns against the Emishi and, after his victory, enshrined the deity here. Legend...

Mizusawa Racecourse, located in Mizusawa, Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture, Japan, offers views of the Kitakami River to the front, Mount Tabashine to the right—associated with Yoshitsune legends—and Mo...

The campsite is located next to a river and waterfall.

Chiyoda Lake Campground is a favorite among experienced campers, often described as "a quiet lakeside campsite that feels like a hidden retreat." It is available for exclusive filming bookings and ...

The cobalt blue Tsunoshima Ohashi Bridge, extending over the sea, boasts a total length of 1,780 meters and is one of the longest toll-free bridges in Japan. The parks developed at both ends of the...

The Ikeda family is known as one of three major landowners of Northern Japan and they made a Circuit