Location List

One of Kyoto’s five famous hanamachi (geisha district), Kamishichiken is located east of Kitano Tenmangu Shrine and west of Senbon Shaka-do Temple. Kamishichiken (literally meaning the ‘seven upper...

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.

The Sagano Romantic train is often used in TV dramas and programs. A tourism train using discontinued railroad tracks, it has become a very popular activity with over 1000 trees offering a beautifu...

Hozugawa River starts at Tamba Mountains, flowing through Sonobe into Kameoka City. It then travels 16 kilometers where it joins Kamogawa River to flow into the Yodogawa River. The Hozugawa River b...

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...

Rafting is a popular leisure activity on the Hozugawa River (Katsuragawa River) that flows from Kameoka City to Kyoto City. The rafting course is the same as that of the famous Hozugawa River boat ...

A facility that used to be a vocational school, there are classrooms, tennis courts, and exhibition hall at Kameoka City Culture Museum. As it used to be a school, both classroom scenes and museum ...

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...

In addition to the cosmos fields, a dog park and food stalls are also open when the cosmos flowers are in bloom. Please make inquiries in advance to find out when the garden is open.

This is the only barley field in Kameoka for making beer. Please inquire regarding harvest time.

Fields of ebi taro potatoes that can be used to shoot scenes that take place at Kyoto’s vegetable fields.

This museum holds some 12,000 of the works of world-renowned photographer Shoji Ueda, with exhibits varying by theme and pieces showing the novel Ueda-cho composition technique and thoroughly moder...

Located at the north end of Bukeyashiki street. Is it the oldest Samurai house in Kakunodate city and the building built in Edo era in 17-19 centuries. Approximately 20-minute-walk from Kakunodate ...

Approximately 5-minute-drive from Hanamaki station on the Japan Railway (JR). The road nearby Hanamaki Castle ruin where you can see a stonewall of the castle from the side of the gentle curve on...

western style building of former Kushiro newspaper. first floor is rest space and second floor is exhibition hall of Takuboku Ishikawa.

Kushiro Wetland is the first Ramsar Site in Japan.

the pond from which the evidence showing this pond was part of the bay of Pacific Ocean had been found.

Bokke" is the mud volcano which is originated from Ainu language word "Pofuke" (boil up).

This roadside station has a geyser, which is rare in Japan. There are only 10 geysers in Japan, and you can enjoy looking at it while taking a foot bath.

A park with a gourd-shaped swamp. You can observe wild birds.