Location List

A typical landscape of Amakusa.

Great mountain trails in the area with wetlands near the peak.

A trail going up a mountain path.

A resort facility along Amakusa Gokyo (a road comprised of 5 bridges) offering a great view.

There are very steep stone steps on the pathway to the shrine.

A huge ficus superba tree that grows at Nagame Jinja Shrine.

Beautiful rice terrace are scattered in this area. The terrace in morning glow looks fantastic and that in snow looks mysterious.

Streetscape with an urban atmosphere

A cemetery commands a fine view.

You can buy souvenirs and agricultural products at the station

A sloping path nearby Sannomaru Park. Approximately 5-minute drive from Hanamaki station on Japan Railway (JR).

A small lake with approximately 0.75 mile in diameter. It has a mysterious aspect with a legend of a prayer for rain.

The forest in a national park spread over the foot of Mt. Fuji. The color shades of acicular trees and deciduous trees are beautiful.

Located in the north of Kofu City. There is a camping site near by and a good location for camping and hiking scenes.

Approximately 2 ha of lawn square and can be used with multi-purpose. Can see majestic Mt. Fuji right front of you.

A inn at Yamanakako Onsen and you can see Mt. Fuji from an outdoor bath.

A ski resort at Akita Komagadake with 14 courses in total. Can see Tazawako Lake from the site. One of the locations of a Korean drama "Iris".

A unique valley with a blue-colored mountain stream. Famous for colored leaves in autumn. Approximately 15-munite-drive from Kakunodate station in Japan Railway (JR).

One of the largest resort spot with an amusement park and ski site which is available throughout the year.

An attractive sunset scenery at Nusamaibashi Bridge with the beautiful bridge and nature. For filming, need to get a permit from Kushiro civil engineering office etc.

Approximately 30-minute-drive from Hanamaki station on Japan Railway （JR） A bridge over Toyosawa river near Namari Onsen. Connects local settlements.

An area where was used to be a drinking district with the common touch and be popular with locals. Due to a road-expansion, changed to a modern streetscape. Some old restaurants are still there.

Located at the north end of Bukeyashiki street. The oldest existing Samurai house in Kakunodate cho. Approximately 20-minute drive from Kakunodate station.

Discovered in 1902. It still leaves the taste of a traditional therapeutic bath and is called "a medical bath in the mountain." A large-sized bath at the river side is for ladies.