Location List

This cultural heritage facility presents the history of the Kakumagawa district in Daisen City. Exhibits include materials from the period when the area prospered as a river port, as well as histor...

This dramatic V-shaped gorge stretches about 7 kilometers between the Maki and Shojimata areas, with cliffs plunging to depths of up to 100 meters. In spring, fresh greenery and wild mountain cherr...

Standing 27 meters tall within the Noshiro Port waterfront park, this observation tower provides sweeping views of Noshiro Port, the large offshore wind turbines rising above the Sea of Japan, and ...

From the entrance plaza of Ogara Falls, a steep 20-meter drop leads down toward the cascade. After descending a striking red iron staircase, the view suddenly opens through the trees to reveal Otok...

At the end of the Yashimaguchi road, a climbing route on Mount Chokai designated as a Quasi-National Park, lies Harai-gawa at the fifth station, home to a highland marsh. Facilities in the area ...

This charming rural railway meanders at a leisurely pace through peaceful pastoral scenery. Running 23 kilometers from Ugo‑Honjo Station toward Mount Chokai to Yashima Station, it is affectionat...

Nestled in the tranquil countryside of the Saburi district, this property lies about a 10-minute drive from the Hongo area, where the town hall, railway station, and key commercial facilities are l...

Located in a residential area overlooking central Tsu City, this compact park sits on elevated ground and is accessed by a staircase, allowing filming to take place with minimal disturbance from pa...

This 1,170‑meter brick railway tunnel opened in 1896 as part of the former Hokuriku Main Line. Built through rugged mountain terrain with a steep 25% gradient—considered the engineering limit for r...

Near Kawarage Jigoku—one of Japan’s Three Great Sacred Sites—stands Kawarage Oyutaki, a rare waterfall fed by natural hot spring water. The steaming cascade plunges about 20 meters, creating a p...

Established in 1884, this brewery has specialized exclusively in junmai sake since its founding. At Okuharima, traditional hand-brewing techniques are meticulously preserved, with mechanization and...

This uninhabited island lies about 250 meters off the eastern shore of Hikonoshima Enoura in Shimonoseki City. A floating pier allows sightseeing boats to dock, and the shoreline has been arranged ...

Situated in the Senba district to the west of Himeji Castle, this former physician’s residence occupies a site measuring roughly 50 by 40 meters and includes a collection of early Showa-period buil...

Extending about 300 meters from the entrance to the Tojinbo cliffs, this bustling street is filled with the enticing aroma of grilled squid and scallops drifting in from the sea. Visitors can savor...

Situated in the castle town of Hagi Castle, the main street known as Gofukumachi Suji once served as the Onari Road (the Shogun’s Route). Historic residences still line the street, including the Ki...

This stormwater tunnel runs for roughly 1.9 kilometers, stretching from near the Taihaku Ward Office down to the Natori River. With an interior diameter of 4.25 meters, it’s wide enough for a perso...

A gymnasium is available for filming, with the option to install custom-built sets. Accommodation facilities are located nearby, making extended stays possible. Area: 648 m² (27 m × 24 m) Heigh...

This is the rooftop of a six-story complex used by Shiogama City Hall and other facilities. From the rooftop observation deck, which is open to the public from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., visitors can...

This two-story town hall complex comprises the Main Building, the West Building, and the North Building. The council chamber is located on the second floor of the West Building, and the grounds als...

This ski resort closed in March 2024. The central lodge still retains facilities such as the ticket counter, offices, and cafeteria. A large parking area is also available, and the site may be cons...

This valuable architectural site vividly conveys the region’s history and cultural heritage. Natasho has been known since ancient times as a rice-growing area. Located in the upper reaches of the M...

Founded in 1869 as a specialty shop producing and selling funa-zushi, the building assumed its present form in 1936. The exterior follows the traditional machiya townhouse style, harmonising with t...

This dignified Japanese residence was built in the late Edo period (from around the 1780s to 1868). The single-storey wooden structure showcases traditional architectural elements with meticulous a...

This samurai residence, believed to have been constructed between the early and mid-19th century, once belonged to a mid-ranking samurai family. It was designated a National Important Cultural Prop...