Location List

One of the main traditional Japanese restaurant founded in 1911

Water scenery park located in the center of Fukuoka city.

Fresh stream with over 30 of big and small streams.

The shrine buile in late Edo era. It has a park with play equipment in the site.

The station was buit in April, 1948 and has a red roof and red pillars.

As the number of shops are decreasing in the shopping mall, it creates a nostalgic atmosphere.

Certified as an undersea park in 1971 and as one of hundred beaches in Japan. One of the locations of a famous old movie "Kimi no na wa" (1953) .

The temple which is famous for the five story pagoda (an important cultural property) and this is the only five story pagoda Niigata prefecture has. The reason why the temple grounds look a castle ...

Uonuma shi is located in the southeast part of Niigata prefecture and produce Koshihikari rice. Koshihikari is a rice bland which is sticky and good taste and the one from Uonuma is the most famous...

Ojiya shi is located in almost center of Nigata prefecture and produces "Koshihikari" rice from Uonuma. The largest river, Shinano runs in the city.

One of hundred scenic beauty in Niigata. You can see Sado island in front, Yahiko mountain on the right-hand side, Rhokan house and Izumozaki fishing port below and the streetscape along the coast ...

Slope paved with stone

Terraced fields

The longest river in Japan

Private University for design

Roadside station

Omura-city shrine

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 ...

This park opened in 2002 in Sakae. This is complex multi-level park with the theme of “Space ship Aqua" that is the symbol of the park and abundant throughout. The “Field of Green" is on the gro...

A new building housing "Brother Earth", a 35-meter-diameter dome planetarium, was opened in March 2011. The planetarium is the largest in the world.

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.

Held as the spring festival of the Iwase Suwa shrine, the Iwase Hikiyama Festival sees 13 floats being courageously paraded through the village streets by men from the beach.