Location List

Opened in 2017.

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 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 viewpoint to enjoy the landscape of Amakusa. A good place to start shooting in Amakusa.

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.

Founded in 743, Daitsuji Temple is an ancient temple of the Soto sect. During the late Edo period, local Yakage gardeners spent 21 years to create the chisen-kansho style garden known as Sekiju-en,...

Known as the "mountain temple of flowers," Fumonji Temple is famous for the variety of flowers that bloom from season to season, such as rhododendrons in spring, hydrangeas in early summer, daylili...

Approximately 5-minute drive from Okayama station. Can see Asahi river in the east, Okayama castle in the south and Shinkansen right in front of. There is a helipad which can accommodate a bigger d...

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.

A shopping street leading to the Usa Jingu with many gift shops and restaurants.

Famous for the only private general farm in Japan. There are various events through the year.

Yunohana Hot Spring, where John Lennon once stayed, is a hot spring resort area in Kameoka, 40 minutes’ drive from Kyoto City. With several shooting locations nearby, several TV programs and dramas...

In addition to the soccer/football/rugby field, it has bouldering facilities as well as several meeting rooms, VIP room, press conference room, and other stadium-related facilities.

Former campus of an American University, this facility is currently being used for various learning programs and events.

This is the only university in Kameoka City. Some TV shootings have started to take place recently. Since it is a university with various facilities, it is perfect for those who need actual univers...

Birds Paraglider School operates Para-Park Kyoto, which has a take-off point at 580m elevation on Mt. Saburougatake in Kameoka City and a landing area in Chitose. Flying scenes and paraglider relat...

Heki-tei has appeared as a samurai residence in many historical movies and dramas. Currently used as a restaurant, it is an old samurai residence of the Heki family, former magistrates of the Tsuda...

There are two bouldering facilities in Kameoka, one at the Sanga Stadium by Kyocera, and the other at Mori-no Station. For those coming by car, the facility at Mori-no Station is more convenient. I...

This location has been used in many films, TV dramas, and samurai movies. Both the garden and the mud (earthen) walls are reminiscent of days gone by. Indoor and outdoor shootings as well as long s...